Sentence examples for original intuition from inspiring English sources

This was Mr Cameron's original intuition: he realised that as long as they seemed nasty, the Tories would never get a fair hearing.That is why the recent scandal over vicious slurs concocted by Mr Brown's ex-henchman matters.

For the contemporary reader, it is worth mentioning that an original intuition of Finsler 1926b is the use of graph theory for representing circular structures.

The original intuition is really that of self-awareness, by which one grasps not least values and essential meanings through unmediated experience.

But then, contrary to the original intuition, the non-reductive realist must say that Socrates undergoes a real change after all.

Thus the person occupies the central place in philosophical discourse, but this discourse is not reduced to an explicitation or development of an original intuition of the person.

The knowledge produced by reflecting on this experience is nothing more than an explicitation of the original intuition, which in turn generates an awareness of a framework for moral action.

Cardano's philosophy has often been described as suggestive and rich in original intuitions, but cluttered and inconsistent as a whole.

Augustine's conception, then, saves Plato's original intuitions, yet without their inconsistencies, while it also combines his philosophical insights with Christianity.

The occurrence of such an original intellectual intuition is itself inferred, not intuited.

The success of their strategy depends on the plausibility of the original entailment intuitions turning on our implicitly assuming the additional premise in question.

Having established that the act under scrutiny harms the person it both brings into existence and causes to suffer, we can then give an account – and a person-based account at that; an account that retains, not the original person-based intuition (1), but rather a weakened version of that intuition – of why that act is wrong.