Sentence examples for perceived thing from inspiring English sources

For Whitehead, the term "prehension" indicates that the perceiver actually incorporates aspects of the perceived thing into itself.

"Comparison" is the name given to the perception of resemblance with a perceived thing of another thing that is not present at that moment.

Democritus thought that the soul consists of smooth, round atoms and that perceptions consist of motions caused in the soul atoms by the atoms in the perceived thing.

It seems to me that the disappearance of the perceived thing or the felt experience into the inconclusive enactments of process points to a dead end in Graham's art.

Thus when Hegel characterizes some judgment structures (typically perception based judgments) as judgments of existence one might take the perceived thing itself as straightforwardly part of the content of the judgment.

In addition to perceived things (ideas), he posits perceivers, i.e., minds or spirits, as he often terms them.

But the psychiatrists and the officials almost certainly perceived things the other way around.

I think it seeped into the way the judicial system perceived things".

An all black jury may have perceived things differently.

Future generations may judge us to have been wise, whereas our contemporaries perceived things rather differently.

Peirce incorporated filming techniques that gave the audience an opportunity to delve into Brandon's perspective, his imagination, and the way he perceived things.