Sentence examples for qualities of things from inspiring English sources

All languages distinguish between qualities of things and the things themselves (EIP 6.4, 466).

By contrast, colors depend, in some way, both on the qualities of things and on our perceptual capacities.

According to the relevant design plans, sensations or feelings of various kinds play the role of being signs for or indicators of qualities of things in the world.

This theory is centered on the notion of what he calls 'suggestion', or the evincing in us by our sensory data of concepts corresponding to the qualities of things in the world.

Qualities get into the picture, and are constitutive of phenomenal character, but not by being presented from outside of experience as qualities of things, as Openness would have it.

Experiential metaphors refer to actions/processes or qualities of things realized as Things in texts, whereas logical metaphors build logical relations within clause, as in the example below: The enlargement of Australia's steel-making capacity, and of chemicals, rubber, metal goods, and motor vehicles all owed something to the demands of war.

In an essay in Granta, Teh writes: A publisher of photography books once said to me that the camera only captured the surface quality of things.

It refers to the quality of things that makes them difficult to insure: if you have eggs in your cargo, a normal policy will not cover their breaking.

Ingeborg Kristoffersen, the Belgian consul general in New York, said the royal visit "is a way to bring attention to the variety and quality of things Belgian".

"I do feel I have some slight corner on something about the quality of things," she said, rather modestly, late in her career.

But watch him slip onto the stage and dart, surge and amble at City Center this week, including the dark "Banquet of Vultures" (Sunday night and Tuesday), and you see someone with a gift for cutting through space with diamond-sharp clarity, his transparency giving the dances the finer quality of things seen through water.