Sentence examples for the act of experiencing from inspiring English sources

Lowell does not state them so much as present himself in the act of experiencing their weight.

"It was for that character," she said, "and because this play is such a visceral discussion of the act of experiencing theater".

Previous research [17] that showed relatively higher gamma power over the parietal scalp during the act of recollection (as opposed to the act of experiencing familiarity) is consistent with our results that showed a marginally higher gamma-PSD obtained from the Pz electrode while listening to an unfamiliar song.

"Being mindful is not a matter of thinking more clearly about experience; it is the act of experiencing more clearly" -- Sam Harris.

Deco Digital's first-person puzzle game Pneuma: Breath of Life is solipsism syndrome taken to a logical extreme the conviction that since all we know of the universe is what we perceive, and perception is a function of the mind, it follows that we are gods, creating the universe in the act of experiencing it.

In a manner reminiscent of Brentano's (early) view, according to the Husserlian doctrine of the 'double intentionality' of retentions, it is not only past primal impressions that are retained, so too are the acts of experiencing which apprehend them.

However, when we carefully attend to what we take in during conscious experience and who we are, without forcing a conceptualization of that experiential content or the act of experience, we find not a relation and ready-made relata but an interactivity or ongoing interfacing with the world.

Quite apart from the ultimate effect of a work of art on people's emotions, it would appear that the very act of experiencing the work may itself have a moral effect.

While watching the groundswell of political activism within the ranks of these children of the unraveling, suddenly the notion that so many of them would passionately support an experienced and wizened veteran senator instead of youthful vigor as the embodiment of their hopes and dreams, doesn't seem as incongruous as it did prior to the simple act of experiencing this song and video.

The act of finding, experiencing and ending relationships is all now widely available at the touch of a finger to a screen.

For the neutral monist denies the duality of act and object—"the patch of colour and our sensation in seeing it are identical" (Russell 1921, 143)—and hence the possibility of an act of experiencing not directed at any object is impossible.