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Перевод: sentient

[прилагательное]
ощущающий; чувствующий

Тезаурус:

1. Here, the patient, though chronically dependent on the ventilator is a conscious, sentient person.
2. Paul Devereux argued that most UFOs and lights in the sky weren't flying saucers, but "earth lights", naturally occurring sentient phenomena, something like very big fireflies, I think.
3. Most have spent all their sentient life as paid-up devotees, and the glib phrases soon roll off the tongue.
4. There is an order in these works, but it is like that at the centre of an explosion, and all over their surfaces there is a terrible indifference to everything that is sentient.
5. Tappersdorf was a few stops along the line - countrified and still keeping a rural quietness: poplars masked a factory, behind pre-war houses with steeply pitched roofs fields of sprouts stretched away, the sprouts looking oddly sentient as they stood in their patient, frosty queues, waiting to be picked.
6. Why is that not sentient?
7. The rights of the individual are not to be violated in the name of some collective good, whether that good be the good of the ecosystem or the good of sentient life (both human and nonhuman), and independently of whether these rights are violated "humanely" or otherwise.
8. "Sentient animals" is a favourite phrase of those who wish us to extend our obligations beyond our fellow men to include animals.
9. The intent is to define some wide group of animals - say, mammals or vertebrates - as sentient and therefore capable of feeling pain.
10. In a more modern and subtle way, Singer has proposed the same extension of a recognition of interest to animals so that sentient animals share a community of interests with humans.
11. Secondary qualities of objects are those arrangements of its corpuscles which cause certain ideas in us as sentient beings.
12. The Goddess is alive and powerful and sentient, yes, but she is like blood, within us.
13. Penzias does not, though, embrace the philosophical heresy that computers can be said to reason, even if public credulity, reinforced by science fiction, often imputes sentient powers to them.