Sentence examples for experience how it from inspiring English sources

There can be a purely physical description of the neurophysiological processes that give rise to an experience, and also of the physical behavior that is typically associated with it, but such a description, however complete, will leave out the subjective essence of the experience – how it is from the point of view of its subject — without which it would not be a conscious experience at all.

"Education is crucial in terms of the future of this city and Tom understands, from both his education and business experience, how it all fits in".

That way we would enter the new year with three men, not one, who know from experience how it feels to lead their country out at Twickenham.

It is a film which gestures at the literal incomprehensibility of experience, how it resists encirclement and extends beyond the perimeters of perception and interpretation.

The beauty of the subway is that you can start at T-Centralen, the beginning, which reminds us of where we have been, and then you journey outwards and experience how it evolves into different things.

If you really want to experience how it feels to be bohemian (that is, poor) in Paris, though, you can: a pint of lager on the festival site is €7.

I learned nuances of the game, experienced how it feels when it "clicks," and watched Kaz play and love the sport as if he were in the prime of his career.

We witnessed the vulnerability of a captain as he experiences how it feels to really lose both on the field and in his head.

The subject experienced how it was possible to influence the level of muscle activity by adopting different postures and thereafter concentrated on minimising any muscle activity.

I know from experience how easy it looks on TV, and how hard it is, having messed up a lot of eggs!

He was talking about his experience, how sad it was.