According to one position, when an experience represents that an apple is red, it represents that it has a disposition to cause certain kinds of experiences.
It is a disposition that should serve Bush well, especially when the days get longer".
Eleh's performance was not life-changing music, but it was a disposition, a small, powerful idea well embodied, as well as a kind of panegyric for the experiential properties of unusual sound frequencies and the power of modular synthesizers.
In the Perfect State, Farabi already characterizes the potential or "material" intellect, as Alexander called it, as a disposition in matter to receive intelligible "imprints" (rusûm al-ma'qûlât) (Walzer, 199).
I'm a 51-year-old man and I seem to be building a fan base that's not really a demographic as much as it is a disposition.
For example, a bribetaker will claim that the description of the amount of money available was so enticing that it implanted a disposition to accept the bribe later offered.
In his best-seller The Book of Virtues, he writes, "Honesty is of pervasive human importance.... To be honest is to be real, genuine, authentic, and bona fide.... Honesty imbues lives with openness, reliability, and candor; it expresses a disposition to live in the light".
It is, as Robin puts it, an "idea-driven praxis" much more than it is simply a disposition or outlook.
Many deny that it is an ideology, or even a political philosophy, regarding it instead as a disposition that resists theoretical expression a "non-ideology" that attempts to avoid the errors of ideologies (Graham 1986: 172; in contrast, Nisbet 1986).
