Sentence examples for being an experience from inspiring English sources
When he speaks of literature being an experience of identity loss "beginning with the very identity of the body that writes," he clearly acknowledges that a body is doing the writing.
Orthodox representationalism \(Q_{B}\) = property of visually representing blue (i.e., being an experience of something's looking blue).
In the jargon, the description 'the property of being an experience of something's looking crimson' can be used to fix the reference of '\(Q_{C}\)'.
'\(Q_{C}\)' is not stipulated to be an abbreviation of 'the property of being an experience of something's looking crimson', for instance.
So, since orthodox representationalism equates \(Q_{R}\) with the property of being an experience of something's looking red, one may know on the basis of testimony that when others look at tomatoes, their experiences have \(Q_{R}\).
"They're definitely good experiences in the build up to Glasgow in comparison, I think they definitely help being an experience but I don't think anything can truly prepare you for the Commonwealth Games.
"Here's an experience — poooft!
"It's an experience isn't it?
