So long as OY is defined only by relation to OX, it is conceptually unique.
Without metrical ideas, we saw, nothing appears to give the Point precedence of the straight line, or indeed to distinguish it conceptuallyfrom the straight line.
Now, it is the latter that characterizes reality; and the multiplicity that we represent conceptually is only a symbol of the reality known to intuition.
Thus, if feeling, will and rational thought are conceptually distinct, reflectiveness is foreign to the first two, and to anything coördinately distinct from rational thought.
So far as the memory is reflective, consciousness is oriented toward the original state itself as a fact, a process, conceptually distinguishable from the object of it.
The predicaments into which philosophy falls in reasoningconceptually (and there is no other reasoning) about the subjective “world,” are due.
Saadia does not follow the Kalam so closely, but is just as emphatic in his endeavor to show that the three essential attributes are only verbally three; conceptually and really they are one.
Cognizant of these, she can responsibly select what knowledge to disperse to protect individuals and to continually shape and conceptually actualize the nursing profession.
Nurses, as human beings, like all other human beings, are limited to thinking, interpreting, and expressing conceptually only in succession.
The meaningfulness of the nursing world will be actualized conceptually "if" this is supported by institutional economic and administrative planners, other nurses, and intradisciplinary colleagues.
They are certainlyconceptually distinct expressions--each less inadequate than the wider ones--of what is really one individual essence.
The similarity of really distinct individuals, which is the conceptual identity of their qualities, is the ground on which we conceptuallyidentify their essences.
Of course, if conceptually distinct thought-objects are seen to be mutually incompatible they cannot be found realized except in really distinct individuals: the union of them is only an ens rationis.
Mind or Intellect: a relation which is logically or conceptually distinct from the notion of reality considered in itself.
Granting that they are intelligent in the broad acceptation of the word, are they only perceptually intelligent or also conceptually intelligent?
The bee may be only perceptually intelligent; the man who observes its action may or may not be conceptually intelligent.
The paradox consists in the fact that bodies and spherical figures, conceptually considered, can be absolutely identical, and yet for intuition remain diverse.
Or to ask another but connected question, do we intuit infinitude, or is it conceptually apprehended only as the presupposition of our limited intuitions?
Only as thus conceptually interpreted can they exist for consciousness.
The Ideas of an unconditioned self and of an unconditioned ground of nature have thus far been taken as at least conceptually possible, and as signifying what may perhaps be real existences.
Though space is an absolute and preconditioning source of differences which are not conceptually resolvable, it is a merely subjective form of our sensibility.
To take another of Kant's illustrations: two drops of water, if indistinguishable in all their internal properties of quality or quantity, are conceptually identical.
By the possible is not meant the existentially or psychologically possible, but the conceptually necessary, that which, prior to all existence, has objective validity, sharing in the universal and necessary character of thought itself.
What does not of itself stand out, we learn to cut out; so the system grows completer, and new reality, as it comes, gets named after and conceptually strung upon this or that element of it which we have already established.
When conceptually or intellectualistically treated, they of course cannot be their own others.
Now this, as we have also seen, he only could do by such associations of sounds and gestures as in the first instance must have conveyed meanings of a pre-conceptually predicative kind.
The consequence is that connotation may then no longer represent the merely spontaneous expression of likeness receptually perceived: it may become the intentional expression of likeness conceptually thought out.
Truly “to name the act of carrying by a root formed from sounds which accompany the act of carrying a heavy load, is a far more primitive act than to fix an attribute by a name” conceptually applied.
And so it is with all other names when conceptually bestowed, because everywhere such names are expressions of conceptual classification—the bringing together of like things, or the separation of unlike.
Every concept-determining study faces the problem of comprehending conceptually an object that was first comprehended non-conceptually, and therefore of putting a concept in the place of non-conceptual notions of an object.
Any concept can comprehend conceptually only one object, not another object together with this.
For the study of a concept is of value only for those who non-conceptually apprehend the object of the concept, since the concept takes the place of their notions only.
The aggregate of similar experiences, hence of experiences conceptually generalized, we shall call things.
We need not regard them conceptually as unchangeable or irreplaceable.
That is, it is felt as repeated and conceptually comprehended.
Schleiermacher in his dialectic regards logic from the standpoint of epistemological realism, in which the real deliverances of the senses are conceptually transformed by the spontaneous activity of reason.
The events of sense perception permit also conceptually of infinite division in their spatial relations.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conceptually" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
