Sentence examples for our immediate experience from inspiring English sources

We see the careers that our friends and colleagues do but we are less aware of those that are beyond our immediate experience.

Pinker argues that enhanced powers of reasoning give us the ability to detach ourselves from our immediate experience and from our personal or parochial perspective, and frame our ideas in more abstract, universal terms.

Mahler's symphony came like a breath of fresh air, though this piece, too, is full of ambiguities that deepen and even contradict our immediate experience of a work, much of whose outward expression seems guileless and innocent.

In the book as in life, the significance of a thing lies not in the thing itself, and not even in our immediate experience of the thing, but in our memories of it and in all we come to associate with it.

PT-realists are agreed that change and succession feature in our immediate experience.

Might experiential structures of this sort be responsible for our immediate experience of change and persistence?

Popper's answer is that 'basic statements are not justifiable by our immediate experiences, but are … accepted by an act, a free decision'.

We have a long way to go before personal technology is seamlessly integrated into our immediate experiences, rather than getting in their way and filtering the life and spark from them.

National priorities clearly change based on our immediate experiences.

Why do we believe something that our own immediate experience indicates simply isn't true?

By contrast, the Retentional view can seem almost perverse: why think that our apparently immediate experience of change and persistence is in fact packaged into momentary (or extremely brief) slices of experience?