Sentence examples for phenomenal quality of from inspiring English sources

Christopher Dold, vice president of veterinary services at SeaWorld, argues that orcas at SeaWorld facilities already have "a phenomenal quality of life".

The notion of pre-reflective self-awareness is related to the idea that experiences have a subjective 'feel' to them, a certain (phenomenal) quality of 'what it is like' or what it 'feels' like to have them.

Ginet emphasizes what he calls the "actish phenomenal quality" of basic actions, which he describes (1990: 13) as its seeming to the agent as if she is directly producing, making happen, or determining the event that has this quality.

What other profession has this kind of track record? Thank tenure for the phenomenal quality of university faculty.

Philosophers often describe mental states in terms qualia, or the phenomenal qualities of conscious experience -- "raw feels", if you will.

The local contract-bridge set remember that a dozen years ago, when he was just a first lieutenant, he displayed phenomenal qualities of leadership as the director of championship conteact tournaments.

On the intentionalist account, the phenomenal qualities of an experience are the properties that objects are represented as having in the experience.

Thus, saying that "there is nothing left for the property of being a belief (or a phenomenal quality) to do, once the neural realizer (or identical neural property) has done its work" does not undercut the efficacy of the beliefs or phenomenal qualities.

In effect, this objection denies that introspective attention to an instance of a phenomenal quality can provide for an understanding of that quality adequate for genuine factual knowledge.

The food isn't of phenomenal quality but the restaurant is worth a mention for its convenient location, outdoor seating and fair pricing – plus it's an ideal stop for families.

The paradigm example of a simple phenomenal quality in many philosophical discussions is that of feeling pain.