Sentence examples for could not be experienced from inspiring English sources

"Walking brings intimate encounters with the stickers that could not be experienced while driving.

What is sought in the religious act is precisely that which in principle could not be experienced in this world.

In the virtual realm of Panther, though, the exhibition can be explored and viewed from a variety of angles that couldn't be experienced at a physical gallery.

Theodore Kim, senior vice president of.CJ4D Plex, the manufacturer, says the technology was "invented in Korea and fine-tuned in the US to provide an extensive that heretofore couldn't be experienced in theaters".

All of the treatments where FIHS could not be fitted experienced 16-h Pp conditions prior to FIHS (Table  2), so we assumed we can safely estimate FIHS for these treatments as TSHS – 2. Thus, from an accurately known FLN we obtained reasonable FIHS and TSHS for all treatments where it could not be quantified from destructive observations (Table  2).

William Forgie has argued, as would an attributionist, that there could not be an experience "of God," if we understand experience "of X" to mean that it is phenomenologically given that the experience is of X (Forgie, 1984, 1994).

In general, researchers would follow Kolvin and Rutter in claiming that unless a child described hallucinatory thoughts using speech, she or he could not be assumed to experience hallucinations.

In households with young children or households where herding labour could not be otherwise accessed, women experienced a substantial increase in labour demands when their husbands, fathers, or brothers were away working at private ranches.

It was traditionally assumed that after that critical period of perceptual development had passed, neural mechanisms at the earliest stages of information processing were no longer plastic and thus could not be modified through experience with the world.

The results of this study show that although visual registration could provide a reasonable approximation in some cases, a substantial distance to an actual target lesion was seen in the majority of cases which could not be overcome by experience.

During the Ebola crisis, oxygenation, ventilation, and hemodynamic support could not be provided for patients experiencing multisystem failure (Fowler et al. 2014).