Sentence examples for of the intuitive from inspiring English sources

If you need to "prove" what or why your intuition is telling you something, you are already out of the intuitive state and back into the ego's limited fear-logic.

According to Nishida, judgment is formed by analysis of the intuitive whole.

In effect, these philosophers challenged the cogency of the intuitive ideas that the ordinary person supposedly has about independent existence.

It is an open question whether Ayer's account provides a satisfactory explanation of the intuitive notion of free will.

It is of no solace that many of the intuitive arguments against the platinum coin can be calmly rebutted.

The domain of the intuitive model of ZFC is conceived as the union of all sets in the iterative hierarchy.

Continuity, in mathematics, rigorous formulation of the intuitive concept of a function that varies with no abrupt breaks or jumps.

'The answer is blowin' in the wind' — was there ever a better summing up of the intuitive, improvisatory, unreflective approach of what we used to call 'the Movement'?

There's a lot of romanticisation of the intuitive actor and method acting and all kinds of notions about getting inside a character and coming out from there.

Nichols has returned to the force, ostensibly with Zen calm and more of the intuitive brilliance that we are meant to infer as his genetic inheritance.

His explosion of theme-solos-theme structure to put a new improvised structure in its place means a raising of the intuitive stakes.