Sentence examples for sensible properties from inspiring English sources

One consequence of this usage is that, in Locke's epistemology, words designating the sensible properties of objects are systematically ambiguous.

By its proponents' own definition, substance is that which underlies an object's properties, including its sensible properties; it is therefore in principle unobservable.

Because the minima had acquired more physical reality, it then became necessary to know how the properties of the minima could be connected with the sensible properties of a substance.

In the current manifest image, this is how we think of sensible properties, according to Sellars.

If so, why is it that other entities which encode sensible properties do not perceive?

Now according to Wolff all sensible properties of bodies should be considered as secondary (or mind-dependent) qualities.

So, a sensible property developer sees all the things we might see as valuable about housing – quality, affordability sustainability, community leadership – not as investments, but as costs.

The philosophers are initially distinguished from non-philosophers because they answer questions like 'What is beautiful?' by identifying the non-sensible property (form) of beauty instead of some sensible property or particulars (474b-480a).

For example, there is the sensible property type, bright-color, that allegedly explains why the temple at Bassae is beautiful.

As applied to Aristotle's theory of perception, then, a sensory organ can be made like its object, can receive its sensible property, without actually exemplifying that property.

For, according to this reading, every sensible property type suffers from this compresence of opposites, i.e., is F and not-F.