Then what we appreciate is not merely a singular bodily sensation in isolation such as the tactile sensation or smell but the fittingness or, one may even say, Kantian 'purposiveness,' or lack thereof, created by the relationship between and among factors making up the atmosphere.
By this it is merely meant that, for Auriol, only singulars (i.e. individuals) have real, extra-mental existence.
He had merely applied himself with singular dedication to another subject, basketball.
Though "Pawn Sacrifice" offers little that's new on the subject of genius, and shrinks much of the mysterious wonder of Fischer's character, it also stands back and merely marvels at his singular trajectory, withholding judgment along with comprehension.
And these styles are shown not to correspond with a singular scientific method but merely one of many possible methods that is dominant or useful at the time [ 62].
Her life, she says, is "a pin-light bent", as you would find in a camera obscura; the "selfhood" of this most singular of talents is merely "lent".
The best current account of when a spacetime is truly singular (as opposed to merely being described with inadequate coordinates) is when it contains inextendible geodesics of finite length.
Second, the proposal that a singular belief is justified merely in virtue of being a member of a justified totality can be questioned because, plausibly, a belief can be a member of a sufficiently coherent system without in any way adding to the coherence of that system.
But every event was singular.
Thus Kant does not merely think that we have a non-empirical, singular, immediate representation of space.
