veridical

How To Use veridical In A Sentence

• According to sense-datum theorists, however, we are rarely, if ever, aware of this indirection in ordinary (veridical) exteroception. Pain
• And this conflict does not disappear when we move from veridical perceptions of natural facts to veridical perceptions of social facts.
• perceptual error...has a surprising resemblance to veridical perception
• Still, this book is not official in any sense and I am responsible for what it says, although I hope that Gellner's relations find its portrait veridical. 'Ernest Gellner: An Intellectual Biography'
• So it is worth considering how politics influences the course of science and how these influences affect the rationality or veridicality of the enterprise. Politics and science
• I am willing to bet that any answer offered will be no more veridical than any offered before.
• May be they are veridical observations of some enormous rare ape mistaken for an ˜ape - man™ or may be just erroneous observations of sociopaths in Yak coats? Semantic Challenges to Realism
• Less aggressive children, on the other hand, may have been more veridical in their self-descriptions.
• Phenomenological description is concerned with those aspects of the noema that remain the same irrespective of whether the experience in question is veridical or not. Edmund Husserl
• But with respect to conditions of satisfaction for veridical perceptions and true beliefs, it is the other way round.