Sentence examples for sense impression from inspiring English sources
Nothing, really, is Galileo/Salviati's answer, only some fluid mixture of sense impression and strong argument.
Instead, Cline concentrates on mood, sense impression, detail, garish comedy, elegant satire.
This daring exposition of the doctrine of materialist atheism, with its emphasis on human dependence on sense impression, led to Diderot's arrest and incarceration in the prison of Vincennes for three months.
In the Treatise on Sensations (1754) Condillac imagined a statue organized inwardly like a man but animated by a soul that had never received an idea or a sense impression.
The concept of blue and the sense impression are, on some level, inseparable in the brain.
"Music is unique in combining quality and quantity precisely and spontaneously so that sense impression can be measured and proportion can be experienced," writes Siegmund Levarie.
I can very easily be overwhelmed by sense impressions.
Hitler is "on" the radio; senses (sense impressions, but also meanings) are impinged "on"; a mattress lies "on" the floor.
The simplest form is knowledge through any of the senses, particularly through the mind (citta), which is regarded as the coordinating organ of the sense impressions.
The idea that sense impressions form the immediate objects of perception played a large role in early analytic philosophy, showing once again its empiricist roots.
