Sentence examples for our acquired from inspiring English sources

In addition to our built-in visual processes, each of us brings to a work of art our acquired memories: we remember other works of art that we have seen.

We then attempted to understand the visualized networks with our acquired understanding from the competitive cloud computing industry in general and OpenStack in particular.

This association with music — as Nietzsche probably observed — reveals a systematic link between Schopenhauer's aesthetics and his moral theory, and it can account for Schopenhauer's reference to the emergence of pleasing aesthetic and artistic, if not musical, qualities in connection with the expression of our acquired character.

If our acquired mental and moral talents were inheritable no less than our physical ones, then, so Spencer believed, succeeding generations would become increasingly motivated to act by utilitarian reasons as well as increasingly capable of making the requisite utilitarian calculations.

When we judge we categorize an experience as either desirable or undesirable, according to our acquired tastes.

Seems to me that testing our acquired travel knowledge, what I call Travel IQ, is something many travelers would really like to do.

"One of the immediate effects of our acquiring the Fleischman collection was that there were no antiquities purchases for four years," she says.

(Both Aristotle and Galileo held a correlate of this view concerning our acquiring knowledge of the general principles governing nature).

When a bank or credit card provider alerts us to suspicious activity it is always investigated thoroughly with our acquiring bank, which processes card payments on our behalf.

It may do this because it has not, in our acquiring our natural basic capacity to refer to it, been assigned permanently to any essential and essence-limiting category a priori.

As recent MBA graduates it was only natural for us to compare notes on our newly acquired jobs, our experiences post school and how these jobs lived up (or did not) to our expectations.