Those decisions are not just about what to order for lunch, but about basic perception — making sense, for example, of the flood of signals coming from the eyes.
The LRB's reviewer himself noted that the book's subtitle should alert us that what we normally expect of a biography - "a sense, for example, of how Hogg's life was lived, if not day by day, then at least month by month - will not be provided".
But you need to know a fair amount about finance to make any sense, for example, of the bank collapses and bailouts of 2008-9 and the stimulus that followed.
Another is that the last two decades are passed over lightly, with little sense, for example, of how immigrants from uncommon places have transformed the city into a true microcosm.
In the course of their daily work, they stumble across something that is completely unrelated in any sort of necessary sense – for example, an intimate nude photo of someone in a sexually compromising situation.
Researchers have determined that "Conscious goes way beyond mere awareness of something, beyond the mere experience of qualia (the qualitative senses of, for example, pain or color), beyond the awareness that you are aware, and beyond the multiple takes on immediate experience provided by various centers of the brain.
There is a substantial body of research on sense of place (for example, Twigger-Ross and Uzzell 1996) and its role in risk perception (for example, Wester-Herber 2004).
My mother's sense of worth, for example, was much different from mine.
But then there is that goofy, understated, stoic sense of humor (for example, former Con Edison employees are known as ex-Cons), which is itself a version of defense.
