Sentence examples for ordinary phenomena from inspiring English sources

"There are many people who are curious not only about black holes but also about everyday ordinary phenomena".

Now we've even got this stupid Ethnic Studies requirement where we make people study American cultures where the idea is you're supposed to celebrate various forms of really quite ordinary phenomena.

This also holds in the case of discussions about the ultimate nature of things, such as the being of the sprout it only makes sense inasmuch as it holds in discussions of ordinary phenomena.

Boyle's careful experiments could not add any weight to the evidence already available from such ordinary phenomena as the facts that even cold sticks will spark a fire when rubbed together, that water makes sound when it comes to a moving boil, and that stirring and warming foul smelling bodies make them smell yet worse.

The conclusion was made by Troshichev et al. (2011) that substorms considered by Lee et al. (2010), as exclusive events, turn out to be a quite ordinary phenomena, if the proper coupling function E KL and the corresponding PC index are taken into examination.

Nowadays, informal settlements are the ordinary phenomena of urbanisation in many regions of the World.

Consider how most ordinary nonmental phenomena are explained.

Pure astrology in contrast is astrology interpreted as treating of 'certain supernatural vibrations that don't interact causally with ordinary physical phenomena' (1997, 204).

This redefinition of experiences of ordinary life phenomena can also be seen in so-called enhancement technologies, which alter and blur traditional distinctions between natural and artificial, between therapy and enhancement, between health and disease, and between arbitrary events and responsible actions (Hofmann, 2017).

He finds that all that we think of as the sphere of intellect, culture, and history consists, essentially, of physico-chemical neurological interactions, and lies in the domain of ordinary natural phenomena.

In his works this ordinary natural phenomenon hints at another, more fanciful dimension, and the optical lucidity suggests a heightened state of perception, as if we could see through the eyes of Emerson in transcendentalist ecstasy.