| Then it is argued that what is imaginable or conceivable is metaphysically possible. |
| Birth is a metaphysically arbitrary line, but it's a supremely salient socio-psychological one. |
| Psychologically perceptive and metaphysically curious, both men had a keen eye for understanding and decoding the human condition. |
| Someone once defined sillage to me, rather metaphysically, as the sense of a person being present in the room after she has left. |
| Impossibilism is the thesis that free will is conceptually or metaphysically impossible for non-godlike creatures like us. |
| This distinctions are more meaningful to me psychologically and linguistically than they are metaphysically. |
