Sentence examples for is a phenomenal difference from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the property of being a square is the same as the property of being a regular diamond (an assumption defended by Peacocke in 1993, contested by Tye 2003, but granted by Tye 2004), this appears to be a case in which there is a phenomenal difference without any difference in the properties represented.

It may be that it is a phenomenal difference that is epistemically unusable because it is immediately forgotten (see Wolfe, 1998) or it may, alternatively, be a difference that is unusable because it is too unstructrued and inchoate to be epistemically mobilizable.

Going with these differences, there seems to be a phenomenal difference between the experience of seeing a red cube to your left and seeing a red cube to your right.

However, there is still a phenomenal difference between these two ways of representing the square.

He is a phenomenal player with a phenomenal record.

That is a phenomenal achievement.

That is a phenomenal figure.

"Graeme is a phenomenal leader.

This is a phenomenal business".

Mark is a phenomenal guy".

This is a phenomenal tune.