The further removed one is from the rigid framework of clock-time consciousness, the longer one's life is likely to be. ❋ Yehuda Berg (2011)
Are you implying that clock-time since start of program is what defines "same time in the process?" ❋ Unknown (2009)
The Secret Pulse begins by distinguishing between clock-time — the time of calendars, schedules, and deadlines — and inner time, the natural rhythms and inclinations of the body, brain, and mind. ❋ Unknown (2008)
Just as who I have-been is not who I have been, in the sense of the phases of my life that have gone by, so the moment of vision of which Heidegger writes in section 65 of Being and Time is not the now of clock-time, a tipping point between what has gone by and what is to come. ❋ Enowning (2007)
Moresby chose a tape recorder, inserted a cartridge, tested the machine, and crisply recorded those observations made thus far: the step stool was - missing, the basement had collected dust, the water had not been refreshed, the clock-time of his arrival was off six hours and five minutes. ❋ Anderson, Poul (1970)
This is because on these days the sun-time and the clock-time practically coincide. ❋ Ellen Eddy Shaw (N/A)
Most of us, again, succeed, at least on happy occasions of mental health, in finding rational clues which carry us through the maze of contingency and clock-time happenings, through the imperfections of our slow successive events, to the One Great Now of perfect Reality which explains the process, and we attain to an intellectual love of God. ❋ Rufus Matthew Jones (1905)
As in lofty experiences of appreciation of beauty, or of music, or when the chords of life are swept by a great love, or by a momentous moral issue, the spirit rises in mystical experience to a form of consciousness which no longer marks clock-time and succession of events, whether outward or inward. ❋ Rufus Matthew Jones (1905)
"That is the clock-time, but what time is it really -- for you, for instance?" ❋ Gilbert Parker (1897)
Years were indicated by naming the "celestial stem" and the zodiacal sign to which the imaginary hands happen to be pointing, just as clock-time is indicated by the minutes read from the long hand and the hours from the short. ❋ Dairoku Kikuchi (1886)
There are moments in life -- not moments in actual clock-time, but eventful moments in feelings when one seems to be conscious of a special influence of sympathy and kindness breathing over him like a healing air. ❋ Justin McCarthy (1871)
In the mean time -- only it was but thought-time, not clock-time -- Gibbie stood motionless in the middle of the floor, smiling his innocent smile, asking for nothing, hinting at nothing, but resting his wild calm eyes, with a sense of safety and mother-presence, upon the grey thoughtful face of the gazing woman. ❋ George MacDonald (1864)
"For every degree of longitude sailed there is four minutes 'difference of clock-time," Scott proceeded. ❋ Oliver Optic (1859)
Every degree by meridians is equal to four minutes of clock-time. ❋ Oliver Optic (1859)
But even if there was no clock, clock-time, he would still be hungry and thirsty, and how could he find the right bus to take him to the tar pit park if Reggie didn't come? ❋ Unknown (2010)
I am NOT in the sciences -- I teach in the humanities at an R1 -- but I've found that it is only partly the clock-time that the extra housework a husband/family entail that is the problem. ❋ Unknown (2010)
