Instead the occurrence of a mental act or mental state with its own intrinsic character is enough to account for the character of immediate experience.

Compared with traditional moralists, they look not so much to an act's intrinsic character as to the proportion of good and evil involved in it.

The question is how should grammar be learned so that its intrinsic communicative character is understood and acted upon.

There is inevitably some overlap; nevertheless the intrinsic character of much of the activity in these two fields is quite different.

Next on the negotiating list will be another hugely successful but abandoned policy: that the countryside should be safeguarded for "its intrinsic character and beauty".

This section contains arguments which are similar to the modern ideals of self-esteem being based upon a person's intrinsic character rather than any external party.

I have maintained throughout these lectures that the data of psychology do not differ in, their intrinsic character from the data of physics.

You told our Festival that the reforms would not destroy the countryside; but they remove the long-standing protection for "its intrinsic character and beauty".

The notion of an intrinsic national or regional character is investigated in "Sicilia!

For facts cannot by reason of their own intrinsic character be divided into historical facts and non-historical facts.