Sentence examples for pure intuition from inspiring English sources

Then I did something out of pure intuition that I didn't fully understand at that moment.

He got to the emotional core of the music not through intellectual forethought but, rather, through pure intuition.

By defining art as lyrical or pure intuition we have implicitly distinguished it from all other forms of mental production.

A passage describing tears that freeze and melt again seemed etched like hieroglyphics in an invented language that one deciphers easily through pure intuition.

Another option is to swap physical means of controlling technology with voice recognition systems, which are already used in some devices, or pure intuition.

No single approach, whether based on science, experience, art or pure intuition, has been without its heralded successes and unexplained failures.

According to Scheler, only by temporarily suspending impulsion would one be able to achieve pure intuitions of an unadulterated consciousness.

They are appearances because all sensing is conditioned by the presence, in sensibility, of the forms of time and space, which are not objective characteristics or frameworks of things but "pure intuitions".

Then positively put, a judgment is synthetic if and only if its meaning and its truth are strictly determined by its constituent intuitions, whether empirical intuitions or pure intuitions (A8, A154 155/B193 194, A721/B749) (8: 245) (11: 38).

For while the meaning and truth of synthetic a posteriori judgments is based on empirical intuitions, the meaning and truth of synthetic a priori judgments is based on pure intuitions or our a priori formal representations of space and time (B73) (8: 245) (11: 38).

This idea comprises a central piece of Kant's views on space and time, for he famously contends that space and time are nothing but forms of intuition, a view connected to the claim in the Transcendental Aesthetic that we have pure intuitions of space and of time.