Sentence examples for the ordinary perception from inspiring English sources

This, of course, differs from the ordinary perception of institutional ethics review as legalistic, formulaic and at times obstructive.

This is madness for a party that is supposed to be fighting for long-term sustainability and an end to the pursuit of endless growth, and it makes no sense in terms of the ordinary perceptions of voters.

The first moments, far beyond the reach of ordinary perception, are the ten Sefirot.

The narrative can arrive at such a reconstitution only by transcending the limits of ordinary perception and reason.

This enterprise involves breaking down the objects of ordinary perception into their constituent, discrete dharmas and clarifying their relations of causal conditioning.

Precisely what the relation is between the concepts garnered from ordinary perception and used in ordinary thought and talk and the innate Forms or concepts used in philosophical thinking remains to be determined.

There are also cases in which the religious experience just is an ordinary perception, but the physical object is itself the object of religious significance.

Thus there are two separate ways in which the content of experience is provided: one in ordinary perception, the other in aesthetic experience.

The first steps (523a-525a) in the turn towards abstract thinking are occasioned by the need for the mind to settle questions arising from ordinary perception; that is, the mind of everyman is liable to be summoned to reflect upon the confused, and confusing, reports of perception.

Understanding the worlds of art is no different, in kind, from understanding the worlds of science or of ordinary perception: it requires interpretation of the various symbols involved in those areas.

Prejudice and stereotypes are the natural by-products of ordinary perception, categorization, learning, memory and judgment.