God was absolute satisfaction -- wanting nothing, expecting nothing, perceiving nothing, rejecting nothing, interested in nothing.
Consequently, clinical oral health indicators "tell us nothing about the functioning of either the oral cavity or the person as a whole and nothing about subjectively perceived symptoms such as pain and discomfort" [ 31].
"How does it feel," she says, prompted by nothing, "to be perceived as a homosexual?" Taking the inquiry further, she has him dress up in women's clothes just to see what it would feel like.
"They've understood there's a sector of the market for whom nothing but the perceived best will do, and who want something more, the more expensive it is.
The object is the necessary occasion and the causa sine qua non (otherwise there would be nothing to be perceived) but not the sufficient cause of perception (DSF 103; 103).
It cannot be imagined that science's 'obstinate quest' would have completely diminished poverty, but no one with the least knowledge in philosophy should be ignorant of oppression, nor that nothing can be perceived by human understanding without enquiry... WE COLONISED THE MOON, Enter At Own Risk, presented by The Arts Catalyst in Republic of the Moon, FACT Liverpool 2011.
Significant others must weigh the danger of doing nothing against the perceived dangers of saying or doing "the wrong thing".
"The surface becomes so shiny that nothing else can be perceived".
Seidel began his career in the early sixties, the era of confessional poetry, but he had nothing except his own perceived uncouthness to confess.
Protest as they might, critics like nothing more than giving perceived pretension a sound kicking, in the belief that it lends their own somewhat esoteric calling a grounded, street-fighting quality.
