Sentence examples for experiencing going on from inspiring English sources

To use a useful metaphor first coined, so far as we know, by Shoemaker, something is not conscious of acts of experiencing going on in its body 'from the inside', i.e., on the basis of doing them, while something else is conscious of them on this basis.

None of us is born virtuous but each of us (as Aristotle says and common experience goes on telling us) has the power to advance in virtue by performing virtuous acts (Princ. 3.1).

For me personally it did feel like there were parallel experiences going on, but not in the way journalists have described.

Michael Billington wrote that the production "satisfies a palpable hunger for big theatrical experiences," going on to praise the company's "faultless ensemble acting".

Since 2003, attendance has more than doubled, Ms. Pitman said, and half the visitors have participated in a "learning experience" — going on an "insomniac tour," sketching in the galleries or attending a performance or talk.

They're having this collective experience, going on this wild ride.

I know that just from experiences going on in my life.

When it's all going you've got a massively multi-sensual sensory experience going on". .

The duo boast releases on OWSLA, Mad Decent, Fools Gold and Main Course between them, so there's a whole lot of label experience going on behind their moves.

Fahey praised the way the character was developed to suit him, explaining that upon meeting with Lindelof and Cuse, rather than discussing the show with him, they were more interested in him personally and his experiences, going on to incorporate elements of himself into Lapidus.

"And we were able to understand, from a first-hand experience, what was going on in the country".