Sentences with phrase «of cogitation»
He writes that it is «partly the outcome of the human body, partly the single directive agency of the body, partly a system of cogitations which have a certain irrelevance to the physical relationships of the body» (PR 164f).
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God's «primordial nature» is abstracted from his commerce with «particulars,» and is therefore devoid of those «impure» intellectual cogitations which involve propositions....
The ultimate percipient draws upon these unconscious cogitations which have their own partial independence from the occasions of the brain and body.
What these elements are in themselves it skilleth not, it is enough that to me which take them they are the body and blood of Christ, his promise in witness hereof sufficeth, his word he knoweth which way to accomplish, why should any cogitation possess the mind of a faithful communicant but this, «O my God thou art true, O my Soul thou are happy.»
«With the purpose of obtaining a one - substance cosmology, «prehensions» are a generalization from Descartes» mental «cogitations», and from Locke's «ideas», to express the most concrete mode of analysis applicable to every grade of individual actuality» (PR 19/29).
In fact it clearly goes against the grain of how we know society to work, and it is hardly an idea that a philosopher interested in «reality» could arrive at by cogitation alone.
All of my thoughts and cogitations have been of a healthy and cheerful kind, for instead of doubts and fears I see things as they are, for I endeavor to adjust myself to my environment.
Sections of it, when twiddled around a finger, have shown some promise as a stimulant to cogitation.
The «laboratory» for all this cogitation is a three - story stone cottage on a quiet side street in Oxford, with a little wavelet of lavender lapping against the facade.
Sensation trumps cogitation — unsurprising in a Hollywood production — which doesn't negate the enduring allure of this beautiful bauble.
Well, it's there, even if it requires a bit of intellectual cogitation on the part of a viewer, something that most Americans (and American critics) are unwilling to give.
Christopher Williams: The Production Line of Happiness review — an exercise in fastidious cogitation
Updated, 11:55 p.m. Needless to say, there's lots of finger pointing and post-blizzard cogitation under way in the wake of the raging nor» easter the Weather Channel called Juno and others called the Blizzard of 2015.
Update, Jan. 28, 7:01 a.m. Needless to say, there's plenty of day - after cogitation and finger pointing over the New York side of snowfall forecasts, which the European model did poorly at — along with many meteorologists.
For this simple statement to make sense actually requires some cogitation, as it is only your rant about what is «fact» that made me grasp the intended meaning of Descartes» words, namely, that existence is a byproduct of consciousness.