Sentence examples for experiential ones from inspiring English sources

Their notion, to open a store that's "more like a community center where you can buy things," Ms. Sagar said, includes not just physical wares but experiential ones: field trips to the studios of artists like Jessica Wickham, whose lusty wood furniture will be sold at Zona, or a night at Rock Hall, an inn in Litchfield County, Conn., with readings ("story time") and a movie.

In this sense, the process is an experiential one.

It all contributes to the shift from a material culture to an experiential one that Splash is riding.

We argue that there is an active socializing component to religious place attachment in addition to the experiential one.

Concerning different types of learning, the "organisational" one receives the highest impact (cpp = 23.36), the "cognitive" one follows (cpp = 16.78) with the "experiential" one third in the list (cpp = 11.75).

"One that is both analytical and experiential, one that develops an analysis of our socioeconomic conditions and then engages with communities to alter the conditions of our daily lives".

This concluding chapter is offered as a reflection from one "experiential librarian" on potential paths through the landscape, suggesting key areas for growth and possible future synergies.

Rather, the epistemic difference is due to the fact that the kind of subjective experiential state one is in when one veridically perceives the world is not the same as the kind of subjective experiential state one is in when one has a subjectively indistinguishible hallucination.

Moreover, according to this view, the epistemic difference between a veridical perception and a subjectively indistinguishible hallucination is not to be explained by simply citing factors that are external to the subjective experiential state one is in when one veridically perceives the world.

Experiential learning ('see one, do one, teach one') has a long and very useful tradition in medical education.

Sermons that Turner heard as a youth probably were experiential--one that did not ground itself into a "literal" interpretative position on the text, but one which searches for a deeper embedded meaning beneath the text.