Sentence examples for one has encountered from inspiring English sources

The answer is: when one comes to have that conception because one has encountered a natural sign which leads one to the conception, and that natural sign leads one to the conception merely because of one's constitution.

Hence, as Williamson (2009, p. 466) points out, contingencies can prevent one from knowing the truth of the relevant instance of (2f), even if one has encountered and understood the Gettier text.

Their solution over the years has been to churn out characters so far removed from reality that no one has encountered them at all.

Frank finds a corpse missing half its head in a storage locker, apparently the victim of some baffling new super-drug no one has encountered before.

The immediate crisis which we will get through with policy makers' expert technical adjustments—sets the stage for a sustained, or even permanent, crisis, a relentless series of challenges no one has encountered before.

(The Huffington Post, for one, has encountered difficulties getting credentialed).

All the country programs (to a lesser degree the Nigerian one) have encountered challenges in implementing their activities with a rights based perspective and with the best interest of each child as a core concern.

The task that the United States has taken on in Afghanistan is in many ways more difficult than the one it has encountered in Iraq, where the U.S. government has spent $684 billion in war-related funding.

Hopefully no one here has encountered it while camping.

Before discarding the strain, we would like to know whether any one else has encountered this problem or not.

But no one who has encountered, say, a manic in full flight is likely to doubt that he is in the presence of illness.