Sentence examples for perceptible reality from inspiring English sources

In other mystical systems, perceptible reality is regarded not as a deception but as a code that a mystic may learn.

Throughout his 60-year career, Frost was to retain a weakness for highly simplified yet recognisable features of perceptible reality: fishing boats, spiralling suns, fulsome breasts, love hearts.

But to stand in the middle of the restored Rynek Glowny, the city's marketplace, is to sense the unique quality of Krakow's pride; a pride both because and in spite of the city's perceptible reality.

The argument leaves it open whether soul is a perfectly respectable member of intelligible reality, the way human bodies are perfectly respectable members of perceptible reality, or whether, alternatively, soul has some intermediate status in between intelligible and perceptible being, rising above the latter, but merely approximating to the former.

Perception, reality; reality, perception.

Some mystics find the spiritual to be immanent within the world of ordinary sense perception, but others discount the perceptible world as illusion and attribute reality to the spiritual alone.

For Marx and Engels, materialism meant that the material world, perceptible to the senses, has objective reality independent of mind or spirit.

Notably, the contrasting conceptual folly has a metaphysical analogue, the insistence that "… things must be, before they can stand in the relations in which indeed alone their reality can become perceptible to us" (Micro, II, p. 583).

On 'object': we assume a broad understanding of 'object' to encompass perceptible entities in mind-independent reality including material objects, but also features and other entities (e.g., events, quantities of stuff).

The supernatural in cognition is this reality as it is perceptible to man; it is, for man, simply unknown as far as unaided reason can attain.

It is an intelligible or thinkable reality, though not a sensible or perceptible one.