Sentence examples for perception and reason from inspiring English sources

The narrative can arrive at such a reconstitution only by transcending the limits of ordinary perception and reason.

In pursuing this aim he rejected any reliance on divine revelation a move more unusual then than now—and sought to limit himself to sense perception and reason, two universally accepted sources of knowledge.

They speak of irreconcilable opposites (e.g., heaven and earth, darkness and light) and, at the same time, of events or things totally outside the common range of perception and reason (e.g., a "time" in which heaven and earth were not yet separated and darkness and light intermingled).

Brewer advocated a view of this form in his book Perception and Reason.

Defending an empirical approach in epistemology, Telesio tried to annul the traditional distinction between sense perception and reason, and he denied that there exists something like a purely mental sphere and a corresponding intellect which Aristotle in De anima III had called nous.

Conclude then, that it is beyond comprehension, yet contains comprehension, and thus all perception and reason, including this possible theory for the formation of its existence.

We aimed to ascertain the level of awareness and knowledge of private patients with tuberculosis attending our clinic at a tertiary private healthcare institute with regards to the DOTS programme, understanding the reasons behind their preference for private healthcare, and evaluating their perceptions and reasons for accepting or failing to accept directly observed therapy as a treatment option.

The results of a moral attitude investigation of 126 Romanian engineering students highlight the students' perception on and reasons for software piracy and intentionally information and communication technology misuse.

Moreover, the psychology sketched in De Libero Arbitrio II and elsewhere reflects an ascending hierarchy of capacities (sense perception, inner sense, and reason), providing a psychological analogue to the ontological hierarchy.

Of course, the dreams of healthy subjects may be enbellished by input from the cortical areas that are the seats of perception, memory, emotion and reason, the authors said: That is demonstrated by the vastly richer dreams described by normal subjects.

4. Humans know by sense perception and argue by reason according to certain rules.