Sentence examples for capable of experience from inspiring English sources

Another third heard it was capable of experience, by being told it could feel "hunger, fear and other emotions".

These results support our hypothesis that for adaptive choice switching to be reliably observed in our task, children must be capable of experiencing regret, and in this experiment age was not related to whether participants were capable of regret following a bad choice outcome.

It has previously been established that birds and mammals are capable of experiencing pain".

All of these applications are capable of experiencing stick/slip phenomena at the contact interfaces.

The flaw in this argument is that it assumes one's opponent is capable of experiencing shame at his actions.

Of course, you only had to follow the match itself to perceive something of the titanic, roiling emotions that Murray is capable of experiencing, and heroically controlling.

"The level of joy I'm capable of experiencing now is not dependent on me winning the Olympic Games or me running 2 02 in the marathon," Hall said.

Are we still capable of experiencing a sense of awe at one moment and going about our business the next in the same place?

"Camp taste is by its nature possible in affluent societies, in societies capable of experiencing the psychopathology of affluence," she wrote in a 1964 essay.

The children who murdered James Bulger appear not to have understood that he was a human being like them, capable of experiencing terror and suffering.

By contrast, those presented with the idea of a computer capable of experiencing emotions gave the machine an average of 3.4.