Sentence examples for phenomenal cases from inspiring English sources

"Is this one of those phenomenal cases where you can lose it all in one night?" Mr. Matthews asked his panel of experts.

One possible view consistent with relationism is that in hallucinatory cases the phenomenal character is a matter of the representational content of the experience, as is claimed on some versions of representationalism.

So, relationism cannot allow that the phenomenal character in this case is the same as in the veridical case.

This account allows that hallucinations may have no phenomenal character, and even in those cases in which the mental state does have phenomenal character, the phenomenal character it has may well not account for the particular content of the hallucination.

It is certainly true that in some cases, there is an associated phenomenal character.

One class of these consists of cases in which, it is claimed, experiences have the same representational content but different phenomenal character.

Another class is made up of problem cases in which allegedly experiences have different representational contents (of the relevant sort) but the same phenomenal character.

But still, in that case one recognizes some broad mental domain whose intentionality is in no respect guaranteed by phenomenal character.

That's a phenomenal number of cases resolved.

His ability to get quickly to the heart of the largest and most complex commercial cases was phenomenal.

While Balog's current position is an elaborated version of the quotational account, Papineau has abandoned the quotational theory and argues in Papineau (2007) that phenomenal concepts are special cases of perceptual concepts where perceptual concepts do not involve demonstration.