| And this conflict does not disappear when we move from veridical perceptions of natural facts to veridical perceptions of social facts. |
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| According to Buddhist prama tenets, there are only two valid and authoritative means of veridical cognition. |
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| This system cannot distinguish veridical from false memories, organize the retrieval output, or guide a retrieval search. |
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| I am willing to bet that any answer offered will be no more veridical than any offered before. |
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| In mediumistic communications it was not unusual to find veridical cases with no links between the medium and living persons. |
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| But with respect to conditions of satisfaction for veridical perceptions and true beliefs, it is the other way round. |
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| They could also be after-images, hypnagogic imagery, or memory images with subliminal material that was not veridical. |
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| His sense of self-preservation requires his conception to be veridical, and is threatened when it is disconfirmed. |
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| Less aggressive children, on the other hand, may have been more veridical in their self-descriptions. |
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| Searle's ontology contains, implicitly, a distinction between veridical and illusory we-intentions. |
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| In fact, says Bayle, even granting that God is veridical, Descartes's proof of the external world itself is flawed. |
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| Cases of veridical and non-veridical perception can involve the same perceptual state, the same sensation. |
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| With both sense experience and mystical experience contradictions between reports prevent us from taking all of them to be veridical. |
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| It is virtually impossible to find a veridical characterization of the secular left from anywhere on the right. |
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| On these views we do not have to take veridical experiences and non-veridical ones as being of a uniform type. |
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| The same causal nexus that produces a veridical cognition produces knowledge of its veridicality. |
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| But there was no assumption that this was a veridical model of reality. |
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| This criterion presupposes that the protocol algorithm is veridical. |
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| The hard zinc plate, the surgicality of the etching needle and processes involving machines resist any illusion of a veridical access to the world or one's own emotions. |
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| Illusory and veridical experiences share representational content, but among the objects of perception are ordinary external things and features. |
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| We may create the metaphors, but we do so on the basis of veridical experiences of God, ones that we know are true. |
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| An appropriate understanding of ontology has, necessarily, veridical effects. |
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| There was great need for empirical research that would build a more veridical description of organizations and management. |
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| However, neuroendocrinological theories are far from veridical. |
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| Few believe that all claimed religious experiences are veridical. |
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