Sentence examples similar to sensible perfection from inspiring English sources
Moreover, this complex of human mental powers is productive of pleasure, through the sensible representation of perfection, in its own right.
Next, Baumgarten divides the sensible representation or judgment of perfections and imperfections into the "intuitive" and the "symbolic," that is, those which consist in sensible properties directly and those which consist in sensible properties taken as symbols of something else, and then adds that the sensible cognition of a perfection is pleasing and that of its imperfection displeasing.
Perfect ballets demand perfection.
According to the Inaugural Dissertation, Newtonian science is true of the sensible world, to which sensibility gives us access; and the understanding grasps principles of divine and moral perfection in a distinct intelligible world, which are paradigms for measuring everything in the sensible world.
If I have sensible cognition neither of an object's perfection nor its imperfection, then it is indifferent to me (Metaphysik, §478, p. 150).
Still wearing her on-air makeup and wardrobe of black pants and a knit top, Ms. Behar looked like the person she is: a successful woman who, while looking good, is too busy and too sensible to spend hours seeking sartorial and cosmetic perfection.
What Baumgarten does is to take a list of the categories of the perfections of the content of logical or scientific cognition and construct a parallel list by adding the adjective "sensible" to them to arrive at a list of sensible or aesthetic perfections (and Meier makes a similar addition to lists of the perfections of the organization and expression of scientific knowledge).
Perfection, soulless perfection.
