Sentence examples for phenomenon according from inspiring English sources

But that is likely to be a short-lived phenomenon, according to the experts.

The sense of collective guilt and shame engulfing Korea is a cultural phenomenon, according to some.

But this kind of renaming is not a recent phenomenon, according to the architectural historian Barry Lewis.

(The same phenomenon, according to one of my informants, has been observed in relationships between two women).

People in the north of England and Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland are in with a higher chance of seeing the phenomenon, according to the Met Office.

Britain's law enforcement agencies are ill-equipped to confront a fast-expanding and multi-billion-pound cyber-crime phenomenon, according to a survey of police intelligence analysts.

In his new book, The Physics of the Impossible, published in the UK today, Kaku rates seemingly impossible phenomena according to how likely they are to happen.

According to Zhou, the sage, or superior man, reacts to external phenomena according to the principles of propriety, humanity, righteousness, wisdom, faithfulness, and tranquillity.

Phenomenology of Religion attempts to understand religious phenomena by classifying them into groups…we must group the phenomena according to characteristics which correspond as far as possible to the essential and typical elements of religion.

One of the earliest Dutch phenomenologists, W. Brede Kristensen (1867 1953), spoke of his work as follows: Phenomenology of Religion attempts to understand religious phenomena by classifying them into groups…we must group the phenomena according to characteristics which correspond as far as possible to the essential and typical elements of religion.

For a time, analytic philosophy was attracted to a behaviouristic view of mental phenomena according to which apparently private mental events, such as the feeling of fear, are not really private and in fact are definable in terms of publicly observable patterns of behaviour.