Sentence examples for imagined occurrence from inspiring English sources

The most satisfactory way, is to say that the imagined occurrence of double introduction is an instance of the fallacy of misplaced concreteness.

Since higher-order theories claim that phenomenal consciousness is to be identified with, or is constituted by, the relevant sorts of higher-order representing, we would need to show that the imagined occurrence of the latter within the unconscious mind is metaphysically impossible, not just that it is naturally so.

It's easy to imagine an occurrence where the software records your bank account information when you make a deposit or pay a credit card bill.

It cannot be imagined as a punctual occurrence, like the "airborne toxic event" that hangs over DeLillo's "White Noise" or the nuclear war, remembered as "a sudden shear of light and then a series of low concussions," in the background to Cormac McCarthy's "The Road".

This is displayed below with an animation to help you imagine the chance occurrence of species variation.

We created an imagined population with a known exposure, case disease occurrence, and outcome distribution in order to present a conceptual framework of CCF data analysis using what we call the reconstructed population method (RPM).

Remember, the ego is just an imagined identity derived from past and possible future occurrences.

Jackson's Bad had originally been imagined as a duet between the pair, its non-occurrence depriving the world of seeing Prince run around an underground carpark shouting "HOOOOOOOO" a lot.

For our firefighters and members of Post 53, you might have once imagined yourselves saving lives, and now it is a daily occurrence.

It is currently hard to imagine what such an occurrence might look like; some Labour MPs bridled at the very suggestion that parliament could be side-lined thus.Their scepticism was, again, understandable.

He imagined things, like Jules Verne.