And we can go further back: Kant (1787) spoke explicitly of 'inner sense,' and Locke (1690) defined consciousness as the 'perception of what passes in a man's mind.' Brentano (controversially) interpreted Aristotle's enigmatic and terse discussion of "seeing that one sees" in De Anima III.2 as an anticipation of his own 'inner perception' view.
Near the end of the discussion, Tortorella was terse with McDonagh, 22. "So, you understand what I'm getting at?" the coach said.
Brahimi was even more terse, saying little more than that discussions had been "useful".
Nevertheless, this was, he apologized with terse authority, the end of the discussion.
A day earlier, Trump, for years a vocal leader in the "birther" movement questioning Obama's citizenship, sought to end the discussion by delivering a terse statement, affirming that Obama was born in the United States.
A day earlier, Trump, for years a vocal leader in the "birther" movement questioning Obama's citizenship, sought to end the discussion by delivering a terse statement, affirming the Obama was born in the United States.
The collapse of the discussions was announced in a terse statement released by both Andersen and KPMG, which said that the private deals being negotiated by offices in individual countries had undermined the effort at a wide-scale combination.
Bank of America had nothing to add beyond a terse statement: "The bank group has been in discussions for some time with the orchestra to help it resolve its debt on an acceptable basis and operate at a sustainable level," Shirley Norton, the bank's spokesman, wrote in an e-mail.
The problem is that this election has been dominated more by glib statements, heavily repeated rediculousness and terse quips than it has been a smart discussion of the issues.
