sense-impression

Blackwall looks pleased and rather nervous – as you might well be if you were being sung to by a man whose idea of blissful domesticity is "The smell of your box on my moustache" (the lingering sense-impression from "That's What Our Love Is", one of tonight's standout songs).

Bonnie 'Prince' Billy and the Cairo Gang; Trembling Bells 2010

But though sense-perception is innate in all animals, in some the sense-impression comes to persist, in others it does not.

Posterior Analytics Aristotle 2002

Some persons move in their sleep, and perform many acts like waking acts, but not without a phantasm or an exercise of sense-perception; for a dream is in a certain way a sense-impression.

On Sleep and Sleeplessness 2002

Some persons move in their sleep, and perform many acts like waking acts, but not without a phantasm or an exercise of sense-perception; for a dream is in a certain way a sense-impression.

On Sleep and Sleeplessness 2002

The philosopher, to whom a sense-impression is a mere needle-prick, useful only as it starts his thoughts off on a tangent from it to the separate world of ideas, is not unnaturally misled by the poet's total absorption in the world of sense.

The Poet's Poet : essays on the character and mission of the poet as interpreted in English verse of the last one hundred and fifty years Elizabeth Atkins

The other alternative is that of clairvoyance in those present followed by projection by them to the animal of the idea obtained clairvoyantly; or else of a "telepathic" projection of the sense-impression from the animal to the bystanders, with return of the reply from the latter to the former.

Lola or, The Thought and Speech of Animals Henny Kindermann

The essence of his belief being that "sense-impression is the foundation of instruction," he counselled the development of all the faculties in preference to the mere acquisition of words.

The Art of Living in Australia ; together with three hundred Australian cookery recipes and accessory kitchen information by Mrs. H. Wicken Philip E. Muskett

Sometimes it signifies a sense-impression, sometimes a mental representation, sometimes the thought, concept or essential nature of a thing.

Man or Matter Ernst Lehrs

Our two hands, moreover, will receive the same sense-impression from the tepid water, if we keep them in it long enough.

Man or Matter Ernst Lehrs

_ -- The sense-impression of the other person may develop in the opposite direction when it becomes the medium for understanding the other.

Introduction to the Science of Sociology Robert Ezra Park 1926