Sentence examples for current sensations from inspiring English sources

Our attitudes themselves and our current sensations, they say, can be known with "near certainty" (1977, 255; though contrast Nisbett and Ross 1980, 200 202, which seems sympathetic to Bem's skepticism about special access even to our attitudes).

The latter term may be used to refer to a process of inferring current events; for example, in the predictive coding framework, the brain is usually tasked with predicting current sensations, given their causes only in generalized predictive coding does the task potentially cover both current and future sensations (Friston et al. 2011).

Jonathan Foer is our current sensation".

Carlos was also dismissive of sprinting's current sensation, Usain Bolt of Jamaica, saying, "I don't look at him".

And in sci-fi, the smirking, alien-butt-kicking triumphalism of Independence Day has been superseded by the queasy paranoia of current sensation Cloverfield, in which New York is destroyed by a 500-ft monster.

Also performing or spinning on two floors are Jazzanova, Winston Hazel of Moloko, Arizona Jones of Luscious Jackson and MJ Cole, the current sensation in the English dance-floor style of two-step garage.

Tradition has it that Cohl was one of several Gaumont employees set to work to uncover the mysteries of "The Haunted Hotel," an American trick film from 1907 that was a current sensation.

"Harree Pottah" may be a smash box office hit in America but in Japan the current sensation is "Sen to Chihiro no Kamikakushi," an animated fantasy about a sulky, pudgy-faced, 10-year-old girl trapped in a bathhouse with Japanese gods and spirits.

Thus, the patients felt the initial current sensation, but received no current for the rest of the stimulation period.

So what necessarily distinguishes remembered sensation from current sensation, on this account, is just that remembered sensations are of what "was".

The second answer Wittgenstein considers to the question of what I mean by 'S' is this: I mean by 'S', not this current sensation, but the sensation I named 'S' in the past.