Sentence examples for experiences impossible from inspiring English sources

Intel's chief executive, Brian Krzanich, said: "Merged reality delivers virtual-world experiences more dynamically and naturally than ever before – and makes experiences impossible in the real world now possible.

Closer exploration of the situation often indicates that you are not as deficient as you think and nor are those fortunate experiences impossible for you.

"The Night of the Shooting Stars" is an almost inconceivably full movie experience, impossible to summarize neatly.

But in an infinite universe there are still infinitely many structure descriptions, and while Carnap's approach makes it possible for a finite amount of data to change the probability of a singular prediction, it renders probabilistic learning from experience impossible for all genuine universal generalizations.

My friends Christoffer and Katrine were the first ones to try it out, and although the premise of the Dreamachine is an individual experience – impossible to share – they were pretty compelling when they explained their experience to me.

In contrast to most studies, Q-studies cannot obtain 'true replication' because: 1) an identical set of participants, contexts and experiences is impossible to find and; 2) the concourse as it expresses itself in a Q-study becomes context-bound to the particular participants, settings and contexts.

If nothing else helps, resolve to treat your experiences with impossible people as valuable life lessons.

The first-person perspective refers to the fact that we can experience the world only from a first-person perspective while any experience remains impossible from a third-person perspective where we can only observe but not experience.

The whole thrust of the phenomenalist position, as we have seen, is that any inference beyond immediate experience is impossible, that claims that might seem to be about things outside of experience must, if they are to be justified and knowable, be understood as pertaining only to features and orderly patterns of that experience.

With imagination we can ruminate over that yet to be experienced, possibly impossible scenario.

Enter Keith Smart, a coach who has plenty of experience with impossible situations.