Sentence examples for phenomenon to think from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly recent phenomenon to think of wine solely as the star of the table, demanding the spotlight and the attention.

It's a strange phenomenon to think that cooking's cool, but I think Andrew Carmellini said it best when he said cooking used to be considered worse than going into the military.

Should you think that massage parlours are a strictly modern phenomenon, prepare to think again.

In the town where I live, I have frequently observed a phenomenon I have come to think of as Samish-Sex Marriage.

It dramatizes a phenomenon that we need to think about these days, what psychiatrists call "negative hallucination" — a disorder in which people can't see what's happening under their noses.

When Croce says that intuition and expression are the same phenomenon, we are likely to think: what does this mean for a person who cannot draw or paint, for example?

This phenomenon has freed architects to think beyond traditional structures to experiment with shapes and ideas, leading them into the realm of the conceptual artist.

In view of all of this, together with the fact that a great many theoretical claims can only be tested directly against phenomena, it behooves epistemologists to think about how data are used to answer questions about phenomena.

People - in a compressed version of the Diana phenomenon - were given time to think they knew her.

Many critics seem to think this phenomenon is inevitable at the multiplex; that sensible and sensitive construction is only the province of your festival faves.

"There's a phenomenon that really causes people to think these drugs aren't serious, that they can't have the devastating impact that they have," she say.