Sentence examples for relating us from inspiring English sources
Memory preserves past apprehensions by relating us to the events originally presented in perception memory preserves past apprehension through conception and belief.
He goes on to explore how such a cognitive state could allow us to successfully communicate, in spite of relating us to a false theory.
It is in this last phase of his thought that Dilthey, who now occupied the chair that Hegel had once held in Berlin, revives his predecessor's theory of objective spirit as the medium relating us to the past.
In one use, the verb is used to relate us to a Fregean thought or proposition, a way of representing the world.
On the other use, it relates us to a Russellian proposition or state of affairs, something that has individuals, properties, relations, etc., as constituents.
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Obama also ridiculed what he called the "political distraction" that using the nebulous phrase "radical Islam" to describe Isis and related US adversaries would provide counter-terrorism advantages.
This disconnection doesn't end our deep desire to humanize things that relate us to the world.
It concerns neighbourhood, voluntary association, faith, and all the other elements of identity that relate us to some and distinguish us from others.
"Artists of all kinds, everywhere around the planet, have to start pointing out our essential humanity and the things that relate us to one another.
If belief were not an ingredient in memory, then memory alone would relate us to an event previously apprehended.
