unanalysed

This means that they express an unanalysed complex of ideas by the mere modification of a word; whereas in English, for example, we use prepositions and auxiliary verbs to drag into the open the whole bundle of ideas involved.

Whitehead and the modern word 2009

And, although these chunks appear, superficially to “have grammar”, they are unanalysed.

L is for (Michael) Lewis « An A-Z of ELT 2010

And, although these chunks appear, superficially to “have grammar”, they are unanalysed.

L is for (Michael) Lewis « An A-Z of ELT 2010

Then all had been whimpering, unanalysed, self-nourishing, self-consuming dismay.

Archive 2007-03-01 Arevanye 2007

Then all had been whimpering, unanalysed, self-nourishing, self-consuming dismay.

Fear and Courage Arevanye 2007

Such disputes make up one of the battlegrounds between fictionalists and their rivals, with anti-fictionalists claiming that the unanalysed theoretical resources which fictionalists rely on render fictionalist theories unattractive, or at least relatively unattractive compared to some rival or other.

Modal Fictionalism Nolan, Daniel 2007

Against Place Chalmers says that the word ˜experience™ is unanalysed and so Place's analysis is insufficient towards establishing an identity between sensations and brain processes.

The Identity Theory of Mind Smart, J. J. C. 2007

From its beginning the earthly study of economics has been infertile and unhelpful, because of the mass of unanalysed and scarcely suspected assumptions upon which it rested.

A Modern Utopia Herbert George 2006

In her curious condition of unanalysed sensations she was incapable of making a plan which should have any effect upon her state of mind.

The Voyage Out 2004

Since reason is the faculty which analyses and perfects the rest, and it ought itself not to be unanalysed, by what should it be analysed? for it is plain that this should be done either by itself or by another thing.

The Discourses of Epictetus 2004