Sentence examples for filtered experience from inspiring English sources

Called "The Third Eye", it was a barely filtered experience, a window into another world, more frightening than enlightening.

The performance is no less grindingly theatrical than in the other two films, the style of dialogue is no less pat, and the surface psychology of the conflicts is no less mechanistic yet the characters dredge up a sediment of seemingly authentic (if carefully filtered) experience that, if it isn't realized in any complex or artful way, nonetheless leaves something to ponder.

The performance is no less grindingly theatrical than in the other two films, the style of dialogue is no less pat, and the surface psychology of the conflicts is no less mechanistic — yet the characters dredge up a sediment of seemingly authentic (if carefully filtered) experience that, if it isn't realized in any complex or artful way, nonetheless leaves something to ponder.

Just as the fantastic athlete "Michael Humphrey," who lived as a fantasy alternate being in my childhood mind, was a "non-real" me, so is the "Michael Humphrey" on Facebook with a mediated face, filtered experiences, refined personality, etc.

They filter experience, so that the brain isn't swamped by so many stimuli that it can't focus on what may be lifesaving.

I identified with the struggle to filter experience in such a way that it at least seems to make sense, which is an ongoing, sometimes futile process".

These novels manage to relay rich material, but don't need to tell all, and instead are quirkily selective, in a way that feels consistent with how an authentic child might filter experience.

It's the fortysomethings, mostly male, mostly white, who identified with Morrissey's tales of outsider woe a billion years ago, who are now running the country and controlling the nation's media, filtering experience through their eyes and returning it to us as news and policy briefings.

As is my particular habit, I filtered the experience through my dog lens, and an appointment later in the week gave me an opportune moment to sharpen my analogy.

That is, memory filters experience.

The response co-ordinates of the system and filter experience slow and fast variations with respect to time, respectively.