Sentence examples for mental experiences from inspiring English sources

We are fantasists about our own mental experiences because we have little other choice.

And in stillness, especially at the beginning, all kinds of unexpected pains and odd mental experiences can occur.

(Or do they?) Then there is the inconvenient fact that you can't scientifically test the claim that, say, the moon is having mental experiences.

Of course, this is not to say that our fondest memories or our explanations of our own mental experiences are all suspect.

The third objection to eliminative materialism emphasized the fact that each person has access to his own mental experiences in a way that no other person has.

Following David Hume (1711 76), he argued that there is no unique entity, a "self," that underlies the mental experiences and dispositions that may be attributed to a single individual at a given time.

Death is overcome, mental experience expands beyond recognition, and our descendants colonize the universe.

But you'll never get inside other people's mental experience.

A presentiment is primarily a mental experience of time: it is time experienced circularly, in its movement toward the future, and back to the present.

As a photographer, she is as interested in the way the female body moves in water as she is the mental experience of it.

But while Eastern cosmologists envision the enchanted inner world of mental experience, Westerners map the disenchanted outer realm of material reality.