Sentence examples for state of experience from inspiring English sources

Thus, Hartshorne says, "That God exists is one with his essence and is an analytic truth … but how, or in what actual state of experience or knowledge or will, he exists is contingent in the same sense as is our own existence" (Hartshorne 1948, 87).

The external circumstances that we draw to ourselves are a reflection of our internal state of experience.

Rather, on adverbialism, one is in a state of experiencing in a certain manner, i.e., blue-ly; this is usually unpacked as being in a sensing state of a certain sort, of the sort one is typically in when one is actually seeing something blue.

Petsko served as chair of the National Academies Committeee to Review the State of Postdoctoral Experience in Scientists and Engineers, which yesterday issued The Postdoctoral Experience Revisited, the sequel to the seminal 2000 report, Enhancing the Postdoctoral Experience for Scientists and Engineers.

But in Inglis, Cronk and Cameron Smith, they would still have a spine replete with State of Origin experience.

The Roosters, armed with seven players with State of Origin experience and four Kiwi internationals, jumped all over the Cowboys from the first whistle.

How does one progress from the superficial and unorganized state of everyday experience toward organized scientific understanding?

The priest said he's witnessed people who weren't in a "state of grace" experience real physical and spiritual harm as a result of curses. .

Nevertheless, the agent will not develop any awareness state of the experienced feeling.

Both studies were conducted at the same time when the state of Kelantan experienced an increased number of chikungunya cases in early 2009.

The Australian state of Queensland experienced severe flooding, the worst in 30 years, in early-January 2011 affecting more than 200,000 people in more than 70 towns.