Sentence examples for outer experiences from inspiring English sources
To date, within functional grammar, Transitivity has been considered from two different perspectives, with each offering alternative explanations as to how we use language to represent our inner and outer experiences.
The qualities of desirable or undesirable are a superimposition of learned preferences onto inner and outer experiences.
Our outer experiences are actually supposed to help us master our inner life, and the other way around.
Because all outer experiences are impermanent, pleasure always dissipates and leads to loss and suffering and an endless and exhausting cycle of searching in the wrong place.
There is always a relationship between our inner world and our outer world; a continual energetic exchange that takes place between our inner and outer experiences.
The akam poems deal with inner human emotions such as love and the puram poems deal with outer experiences such as society, culture and warfare.
If there's a thesis to the film, it's the fusion of inner and outer experience, of self-knowledge and knowledge of the ways of the world.
As Nance poses his questions in an ever more sincerely self-questioning, self-revealing, self-doubting mode, he gains in inner and outer experience.
Avenarius, in his most noted work, Kritik der reinen Erfahrung, 2 vol. (1888 1900), argued that there is no distinction between inner and outer experience, but only pure experience.
Traditional metaphysicians believed in two categories of experience, inner and outer, and held that outer experience applies to sensory perception, which supplies raw data for the mind, and that inner experience applies to the processes that occur in the mind, such as conceptualization and abstraction.
His most recent trilogy of films (and it's not odd to think it so)—"Zodiac," "Benjamin Button," and "The Social Network"—with their odd recursiveness and their out-of-sync protagonists, makes remarkable use of digital technology to evoke the disproportions of inner and outer experience that have become so familiar as to escape attention.
