And indeed they sound like mere common sense.So sensible indeed that it might be questioned whether in reality the "new behaviourism" is in any way new.
This is not mere legal fussiness but a sensible provision, as the statements were not sworn and could not have been subjected to cross-examination by the attorneys of the mentioned persons unless the makers of the statements went into the witness box, which they did not do.
Although Plato played down the reality of sensible things, making them mere objects of opinion and describing them as falling between what is and what is not, he did not deny their existence.
The first is articulated in Edwards' defense of theological determinism, in a doctrine of occasionalism, and in his insistence that physical objects are only collections of sensible "ideas" while finite minds are mere assemblages of "thoughts" or "perceptions".
Older English decisions distinguish between sensible material damage to the land and mere interference with its use and enjoyment.
He comes around to the view that, for all he Knows, the sensible objects of his present experience are mere figments of a vivid dream.
In arguing that it is possible for the will to be determined by the mere form of the moral law, independently of any sensible inclination, Kant had identified the will with pure practical reason.
We had stockpiles of games: Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Sensible Soccer, Ikari Warriors, Lemmings, Pushover – even recounting a mere sliver of the extensive list in text form stirs wonderful impressions of nostalgia.
The mere application of the anaerobic adhesive before the assembly operation does not provide any sensible increase in push out force especially if compared with metal metal interference connections.
Ever since 9/11, the mere mention of Al Qaeda, or the general threat of radical Islam, has often been sufficient to suspend sensible debate about all sorts of questions.
