Sentence examples for light of intelligibility from inspiring English sources

Art thus teaches us not to try to banish the darkness that surrounds the light of intelligibility, but to learn to see into that ubiquitous "noth-ing" so as to discern therein the enigmatic "earth" which nurtures all the genuine meanings that have yet to see the light of day.

Otherwise, there is no criterion of intelligibility, and for Norris "all Truth is intelligible" (30).

In some places Labiner pushes the envelope of intelligibility; Fern imagines herself telling Owen that his "tautology aches in tropism toward the light of goodness shining like a beacon in the heart of man under a rainbow on a Sunday drive".

Thus, the criterion of intelligibility is quite relative.

She was clearly intoxicated, and her speech veered in and out of intelligibility.

Here again – humming, zinging, resonating on the edge of song and of intelligibility – is Marinetti's poetry machine.

Rational intelligibility is not the only kind of intelligibility.

Considerations of intelligibility fare no better.

Secondly, there is an issue of intelligibility.

He now sees the fundamental contradictions of the Naturphilosophie in terms of the relationship of the intelligibility of nature and ourselves to a ground without which there could be no intelligibility, but which is not the explicable cause of intelligibility.

(Simon) It's also still important because of intelligibility.