| Visual and tactual sense-data do this directly, the others indirectly, as explained above. |
| I find it almost impossible to believe that I have never, neither in visual nor in tactual perception, been in direct contact with any of the persons that I like. |
| Every quality it possesses is represented by a corresponding visual, auditory, tactual or other sensation. |
| What she was aware of was the tactual impression of a sharp edge, or the lack of such. |
| In a few words, they thoroughly understand the tactual realities that answer to and underlie each visible appearance. |
| Touching an object for a longer time and still misinterpreting the tactual impression makes things worse. |
