Sentences with phrase «subjective side»

On a more subjective side, Jonny shares his distaste for the CLA's coupe - like sloping roofline and stubby rear end.

In women, the IPL is larger on the right — the intuitive, thoughtful and subjective side — which makes them more inclined to measure success in terms of collaboration and relationship - building.

To a large extent the new subjective form is a reenactment of subjective forms in the objective datum, so that there is a flow of feeling from the objective side to the subjective side of each entity.

It is not the case that the ambiguity lies merely on the subjective side, in the person as such.

The subject was the subjective side of objective being, but what is the being of the whole now that the original datum has been shattered into a multiplicity of data?

Thus «self» is understood as the subjective side of the final satisfaction.

The original datum was intended to account for the physical side of things, concrescence for the mental or subjective side.

On the other, there are those who emphasize the subjective side of knowledge and look on education as the development of creative powers or as the ingestion of the environment in accordance with subjective need or interest.

His evolution involved the subjective side of life as well as the objective; that is, negatively, we are not to think of great inexplicable gaps in the forms of subjective existence any more than in the forms of biological organisms.

Does this mean that each atomic event has a subjective side?

Instead of purely nontemporal, it acquires a temporal and subjective side.

We can not of course be sure that anyone besides ourselves has a subjective side to life.

Rather it openly presumes the metaphysical fantasy of material «panpsychism,» the notion that consciousness is a universal «property,» existing from the subatomic level upward, not produced by matter but rather constituting the subjective side of every material reality.

Rather, these basic constituents are events or happenings: they are actual occasions which have a subjective side, as «puffs of experience, and an objective side, as genuinely there in the world and as making up that world for what it is.

The main issue here is whether scientists will be open to more consideration of the subjective side of the world with which they deal.

A science that recognizes that a fuller explanation of what happens requires attention to the subjective side of things could, and I believe generally would, leave openings for the view that God plays a role in that inward reality.

Some counselors can be on the subjective side and are more concerned with individual needs and desires than they are with finding out what is best for the couple as a whole.