Sentence examples for manifested to us from inspiring English sources

Through the eyes of Karl Barth, a leading interpreter of Calvin, I see God's sovereignty manifested to us as God's absolute freedom to do and to be what she wills.

On Peacocke's and Vignemont's views, our body can be manifested to us as our own in a more primitive form than judgments.

It is, then, strictly speaking only a part of the apple with which we are acquainted; it is only a part of the apple that is sensuously manifested to us.

By virtue of its external reference the experience of the apple represents the sensuously manifested constituent as an integral part of a larger spatio-temporal whole, having a whole array of properties not sensuously manifested to us.

Whether he does or does not actually contemplate this fact at the time depends on various contingent circumstances" (1952a, p. 14; Broad's emphasis).[4] Naïve Realism, properly articulated, says that when we perceive a physical object it is only a part of the apple that is sensuously manifested to us: this, and only this, is an objective constituent in the perceptual situation.

A miracle of deliverance, achieved by valour, by perseverance, by perfect discipline, by faultless service, by resource, by skill, by unconquerable fidelity, is manifest to us all.

As she told the Paris Review: "He acts as if the physical world that is manifest to us describes reality exhaustively".

Yet, as Bostrom notes, "You start with billions and billions of potential germination points for life, and you end up with a sum total of zero alien civilizations that developed technologically to the point where they become manifest to us earthly observers.

On this view, once the truth of (6) became manifest to us through experiences of artifacts, the appropriateness of its more general application would be clear.

This means that there may exist symmetries of the laws of nature which are not manifest to us because the physical world in which we live is built on a vacuum state which is not invariant under them.

So, for example, in giving the 1st way of proving the existence of a god in the Summa Theologiae, Thomas will explicitly abide by this order when he says that we should begin with what is most manifest to us, namely, motion.