Sentence examples for world of sense from inspiring English sources

Honestly, it would have made a world of sense.

"The final work is a world of sense created therefrom".

In times of great economic hardship, it makes a world of sense to be able to eat the centerpiece if necessary.

Thus, "golden mountain" is an object existing as a concept, even though no golden mountains exist in the world of sense experience.

Agassiz's view of nature was historically derived from the thought of Plato, for whom the unseen world had more reality than the world of sense experience.

For me, it is the great book of earliest morning — the "substanceless blue" of predawn, as the gathering light reveals a world of sense — data previously obscured.

The allegory depicts people living in a cave, which represents the world of sense-experience.

Russell, like Pythagoras and Plato before him, believed that there existed a realm of truth that, unlike the messy contingencies of the everyday world of sense-experience, was immutable and eternal.

I have a very strong sense of the world of our senses being – how can I put it – not the whole story".

The assumption is, of course, that one cannot explain things satisfactorily if one remains within the world of common sense, or even if one advances from that world to embrace the concepts of science.

Some mystics find the spiritual to be immanent within the world of ordinary sense perception, but others discount the perceptible world as illusion and attribute reality to the spiritual alone.