Consciousness cannot exist without something to have seen, something to have loved, something or someone whose loss leaves the clinging scent of self-presence.
Moreover, this account leaves the impression that the uniform voice of nature is less important than variations in national character.
Our acceptance of phenomenological pluralism leaves open the crucial issue of the identity of anorexia nervosa.
Leaves, if they were present at all, were humble scales or spine-like projections.
Marriage exposes the woman to tyranny, while celibacy leaves her scarcely better off.
He also insisted that" every compromise with the existing system leaves us less capable of changing that system".
The second theory, the mechanical stress hypothesis, suggests weakness in the nuclear lamina leaves certain tissues more prone to damage by force.
Another example of the arbitrary application of a general tool occurs when their segmentation leaves isolated bright groups of pixels.
