Sentence examples for experiences were held from inspiring English sources

Like perceptions themselves, our imaginal experiences were held, by the Epicureans, to come not from within us, but from outside.

Such experiences were held as a reason for a woman to regret her pregnancy.

First, a debate on the influences of musical perception in people's specific experiences is held.

His meagre army experience is held up by some as evidence of his weakness in defence.

Classes in the UXF Zone — the initials stand for "ultimate fitness experience" — are held twice a week for four weeks.

Some have already done so, but the current rules mean that people of talent and experience are held back from making their contribution.

A visiting friend compares his experience being held for four years as a hostage by terrorists in Beirut to Jean-Do's locked-in syndrome.

In short, appropriate aesthetic experience is held to involve the total immersion of the appreciator in the object of appreciation (Berleant 1985 1988 1992 2013).

The Russian fairytale-themed Christmas experience is held over four Wednesdays (10 July, 17 July, 24 July and 31 July), with tickets priced at 79 Australian dollars.

Finally, the Marburgers' very theory of transcendental principles is itself "idealistic" in the radical sense that all objects of experience are held to be the product solely of the activity of thinking.

According to such a view, it is not just that the phenomenal properties that determine an event as an experience are held to be introspectively detectible and recognisible as such when present.