Sentence examples for close to experience from inspiring English sources
Finally, we have seen that most coherence theories assign a special role to some beliefs that are close to experience in order to avoid the isolation and alternative systems objections.
As we shall see, most, if not all, influential coherence theorists try to avoid these traditional objections by assigning some beliefs that are close to experience a special role, whether they are called "supposed facts asserted" (Lewis, 1946), "truth-candidates" (Rescher, 1973), "cognitively spontaneous beliefs" (BonJour, 1985) or something else.
We cannot rule out that males may perform excursions outside their territories to occasionally approach their distant neighbours so that they would be sufficiently close to experience their songs.
A drama or a comedy that sticks close to experience has the intrinsic virtue of documentary — and, as with documentary itself, less is usually more.
The photographs are intended to help readers themselves to "come under the influence of the Town, feel the pervasive presence of the waters from close to, experience for themselves the shadow cast over the text by the tall towers".
Consequently too many women are reaching retirement age skirting dangerously close to experiencing poverty and homelessness – and they are experiencing this in increasing numbers.
These images are being shared online, so people can get as close to experiencing the art as possible, apart from viewing it in real life.
Watch the video below to get as close to experiencing virtual reality as possible without virtual reality goggles.
On the iPad, by swiping your finger, you get this tactile experience that's closer to experiencing the tactile world of architecture.
