Sentence examples for all aspects of experience from inspiring English sources

The curious sense of extreme familiarity may be limited to a single sensory system, such as the sense of hearing, but as a rule it is generalized, affecting all aspects of experience including the subject's own actions.

The increasingly detailed enumerations of dharmas demonstrate that no essence or independent self could be found in any phenomenon or its constituents, since all aspects of experience are impermanent, arising and passing away subject to numerous causes and conditions.

g) Teams in the intervention group will be asked after 6 months, 12 months and 18 months about all aspects of experiences with the scheme including whether patients on the scheme asked for an increase of the incentive, and whether other patients with hitherto good adherence also asked for financial incentives and/or became poorly adherent in order to be eligible for the incentives.

They also studied all aspects of the experience including experiences at the time of the death in the Emergency Department, contact with the police and follow-up with General Practitioners and paediatricians.

It need not be part of the acquaintance theorist's view that in being directly acquainted with an experience one is directly acquainted with all aspects of the experience.

But Mr. Salzman is ultimately as cogent, thoughtful and honest about the hard realities in "True Notebooks" as he is about all aspects of this experience.

Like all aspects of human experience, political philosophy is conditioned by environment and by the scope and limitations of mind, and the answers given by successive political philosophers to perennial problems reflect the knowledge and the assumptions of their times.

Speculative philosophy seeks to work out a view of reality as a whole by taking into account the whole range of human experience scientific, social, ethical, æsthetic, and religious: "Its business is to take over all aspects of human experience, to reflect upon them, and to try to think out a view of Reality as a whole which shall do justice to all of them" (1924, p. 96).

AC or JE interviewed participants, usually in their home, during 2009/2010 about all aspects of their experience of having pancreatic cancer; interviews lasted between 40 min and 2 h.

Rural family carers had a strong sense of familiarity with the nursing homes in their area and this appeared to permeate all aspects of their experience.

In reality there was not much difference between these and poorly rated upazilas; no upazila rated well across all aspects of service experience.