Sentence examples for through the sense from inspiring English sources

Capture a memory through the sense of taste.

The latter arises directly in the self, not through the sense organs but only when the covering ignorance is removed.

Through the sense of sight, light is a primary tool for perceiving the world and communicating within it.

The world stakes its claims on our attention, this argument goes, through the "sense doors", chiefly the eyes and ears.

In 1749 Diderot published the Lettre sur les aveugles (An Essay on Blindness), remarkable for its proposal to teach the blind to read through the sense of touch, along lines that Louis Braille was to follow in the 19th century, and for the presentation of the first step in his evolutionary theory of survival by superior adaptation.

This study attempts to explain how personality traits influence satisfaction through the sense of ownership.

The hospital offers other forms of therapy through the senses.

It takes in the social world through the senses and processes it through the emotions.

Everything we think and know comes through the senses; nothing is innate.

Helmholtz opposed this view by insisting that all knowledge came through the senses.

Authentic education includes the human body as part of how we think, through the senses.