When a mind is put into communication with another, the cognition it has of what passes in the other is not by mere general conceptions, but by a kind of intuition, which although mediate, does not therefore fail to be true.
We have no consciousness of what passes in another subject when it sees; but we know what it is to see; it is in others the same as in ourselves.
It will perhaps be asked how the understanding can perceive what passes without it, since sensible intuition is a function of a faculty distinct from the understanding?
Usually, however, the term has been employed in a more restricted sense--to denote the knowledge ofwhat passes within, rather than of what lies without the mind itself.
I hope for the future to be able to give you more intelligence with regard to what passes out of my own little circle, but such has been my distress that I know nothing of the political world.
As to what passes in Congress, I am tied fast by my honor to communicate nothing.
I am much surprised that you have not been more accurately informed of what passes in the camps.
Persons so affected often believe they see, hear, and feel, what passes only in their brain, and which takes all its reality from their prejudices and self-love.
If we reflect upon what we have experienced since first we had consciousness of what passes within us, we shall observe in our being, two classes of phenomena.
What passes through is farther winnowed and sifted through a finer sieve than the first.
What passes through is to be neutralized with muriatic acid, and concentrated by evaporation.
We have had no information of what passes in America but through England, and the advices are, for the most part, such only as the ministry choose to publish.
You will keep a daily journal of all your material transactions, and particularly of what passes in your conversation with great personages; and you will by every safe opportunity, furnish us with such information as may be important.
It is evident to any one who will but observe what passes in his own mind, that there is a train of ideas which constantly succeed one another in his understanding, as long as he is awake.
Whoever reflects on what passesin his own mind cannot miss it.
Consciousness is the perception of what passesin a man's own mind.
These regulations are not peculiar to this department, and you must understand them as conveying a general idea of what passes in every part of France.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "what passes" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
