Sentence examples for experience facts from inspiring English sources

In the "economy of ideas" of today's college experience, facts are cheap.

"What is called progress seems often to bring a surfeit of new experiences, facts, machines, noises, producing a feeling of helplessness, almost of despair.

What decisive reason do we have for thinking that for them divinity was not a widely and deeply experienced fact of life?

I have deduced this purely from experience, not facts.

"Nothing could be more contrary to basic economics, experience and facts," Mr Taylor asserted on his blog, which Mr Boehner cited.

For the record: this is of course different for people who are posting reviews based on own experience and facts".

The writing had to be in the first person and in the present tense, addressing sensory experiences, painful facts, thoughts and emotions experienced during the trauma.

Another objection, also raised by Armstrong, Burge and Soteriou, is that causal relations between experiences and facts are not represented in experience.

Do you take time to verify (through first-hand experience) a fact before you accept a fact to be true?

We feel no one else can remotely understand our experience; in fact we begrudge their understanding.

The whole experience, in fact, is a bit like that haunting lemur cry we heard our first morning, otherworldly and dislocating.