Sentence examples for boundaries of experience from inspiring English sources

Yet the bloodshed and the mutilations that mark that sequence and, for that matter, much of the movie are (in my experience, and I'm very squeamish) anodyne, mere signifiers of mayhem, pushed past the boundaries of experience and into abstraction exactly where a movie about a superhero with absurd yet enticing powers belongs.

A final section analyzes the boundaries of experience, different degrees of transcendencies (from simply bringing an object within reach to the experience of death), and the mechanisms for crossing boundaries (e.g. symbols).

But Mr. Bate reminds us, too, how broad the boundaries of "personal" experience really are.

Those early works used industrial noise to explore the boundaries of spatial experience.

Any use of the PSR that transgresses the boundaries of human experience is bound to generate antinomies.

In previous sections of the Critique, Kant has subjected pure reason "in its transcendental use in accordance with mere concepts" to a critique in order to "constrain its propensity to expansion beyond the narrow boundaries of possible experience" (A711/B739).

Carson thereby started contemporary ecological thinking, and in the later The sense of wonder she argued: "What is the value of preserving and strengthening the sense of awe and wonder, the recognition of something beyond the boundaries of human experience?

In his words: "[F]rom this deduction of our faculty of cognizing a priori there emerges a very strange result, namely that with this faculty we can never get beyond the boundaries of possible experience, [...and] that such cognition reaches appearances only, leaving the thing in itself as something actual for itself but uncognized by us" (Bxix-xx).

The box was a universe, a poem, frozen on the boundaries of human experience.

Conversations once private, peer-to-peer, enclosed within boundaries of direct experience and contact have swiftly made their way into the public domain.

But in the past year or so, those conversations once private, peer-to-peer, enclosed within boundaries of direct experience and contact have swiftly made their way into the public domain.