Sentence examples for experiencing seriously from inspiring English sources

A fantasy experience (e.g., an assumption) can be understood either (1) as a pretence of experiencing seriously (e.g., of making a judgment) or (2) as a mere entertaining of the object (e.g., an objective without a pretence of judging) (1917, §6, 47 53 [47 53]).

Dosing with 5-MeO-DALT is a different story (but I've found it to be the most effective treatment of all); when I feel a season coming on, I simply take 15 milligrams every five days, and my head will stay clear without experiencing any seriously debilitating trips.

Taking their experiences seriously matters as much as instructing them.

This is a place that takes its beer, and the authentic Irish pub experience, seriously.

In the last few years there has emerged another style of atheism that takes such experiences seriously.

However, I was naive, because it seems that no study will ever be good enough for the medical community to take women's experiences seriously.

He goes on: "Wallace's play took the working class experience seriously, the small town experience seriously, but she couldn't write for them – she had to signal that, while she was on their side, she is still a member of the intelligentsia, the artist-specialist class".

In terms of having an experience, seriously contemplating a murder was almost as good as going through with it, and it had the added benefit of not entailing risk.

On the contrary, it is encountered in one form or another by every philosopher or critic who takes aesthetic experience seriously, and who therefore recognizes the tension between the sensory and the intellectual constraints upon it.

Professor Linzey's evidence began in conventional style with an attack on the Burns report, the findings of Lord Burns and his committee of inquiry on hunting which concluded that the "experience seriously compromises the welfare of the fox".

The new thinker takes the temporal character of human experience seriously.