Sentence examples for proper sensible from inspiring English sources

"I would like to see proper, sensible moves to break down some of the barriers to entry and the actual movement of money," Mr. Howie said.

"The big difference between schools and higher education... is that schools are not being allowed to behave as proper sensible institutions, so for example they can't borrow, they can't hold proper surpluses, they can't exchange resources between their different institutions.

For vision color is the proper sensible.

Touch doesn't have a single plausible proper sensible.

On this account, a proper sensible is a sensory feature only available in a single modality, one that was constitutive of that modality (Marmodoro 2014).

Aristotle noted that touch, unlike the other dominant modalities, seemingly lacked a single "proper sensible" (for a recent empirical treatment, see Kung 2005).

The proper sensibles were contrasted with the common sensibles found in more than one modality.

First, it encourages a reinterpretation of the distinction between the common and the proper sensibles.

Instead it has multiple potential proper sensibles, including pressure and temperature.

But the proper sensibles can no more exist in the brain than in any other kind of matter.

This brings us to our current predicament: we are unable to find a place in the world for the proper sensibles, which have been brutually (and metaphysically) severed from the common sensibles, even though color and extension seem intrinsically related.