Sentence examples for phenomenally different from inspiring English sources

Seeing something square and touching something square are phenomenally different.

And that is why our experiences are phenomenally different.

Given representationalism, the perceptual experiences of these individuals will then be phenomenally different, despite their sameness of intrinsic properties.

Some philosophers will no doubt respond that it is still imaginable that you and I are functionally identical in all relevant respects yet phenomenally different.

One version of this response says that the phenomenal difference is a 'raw feel' or 'qualia' (see Block 1990 , 1996; another version holds that a single color property can present itself to a perceiver in phenomenally different ways.

Some philosophers have argued that experiences can't have color-involving Russellian contents and can't have location-involving contents on the grounds that this would allow phenomenally different experiences of colors and locations to have the same Russellian contents.

Yet these experiences certainly differ phenomenally.

These experiences differ phenomenally from one another.

Seen from a different perspective, however, EL&IC is phenomenally energetic and bold.

In the past, Reich has not been shy of approaching sensitive subject matter: Different Trains (1988) was a phenomenally evocative work, which placed the sounds and sensations of the four-day train journey he would regularly make between his divorced parents' houses, alongside trips made by Europe's Jews to the gas chambers.

Joe Torre was phenomenally successful managing All-Star teams, but he had a different approach.