Having made more than $4,000 in gross profit one February, more than any other new salesman, Mr. Cheever quivers with happiness when the boss grabs his shoulder and announces that "Benny, here, done phenomenal!" That was the high point.
It could be the Antarctic: there's a mountain range, an ice cap – it's phenomenal; that's a young planetary surface right there.
Since this property is both intrinsic (as opposed to relational or representational) and phenomenal (that is, consciously available) then this way of understanding the adverbial theory is committed to the existence of qualia.
If we can measure their orbits (and find they're close-in) and their compositions (and find they're similar to the parent world), we might just learn something phenomenal: that great, massive collisions are how rocky worlds make the overwhelming majority of their moons!
It is something funky and phenomenal that has happened to people throughout time, all over the world, in every kind of culture and environment, country and home.
"I was really pleasantly surprised at how well they handled the bigger issues, super-impressed with the performances; the actors are just phenomenal". That doesn't mean watching the show has been easy.
