Sentence examples for vague experiences from inspiring English sources

But the evidence for religious claims — metaphysical arguments from plausible but disputable premises, intermittent and often vague experiences of the divine, historical arguments from limited data, even the moral and intellectual fruitfulness of a religious life — typically does not meet ordinary (common-sense or scientific) standards for postulating an explanatory cause.

If all his advice were faithfully followed, we'd be a collection of autonomous individuals seeking a string of vaguely uplifting experiences that might perhaps leave a sediment of some sort of spiritual improvement.

Medical knowledge representation and management is concerned with how to organise the often vague clinical experience of medical staff required for computable models.

Better to overpay for an experienced Chinese executive than overpay for a consultant with vague international experience who doesn't speak Chinese.

Others will disagree, arguing that "one of the few vaguely egalitarian experiences left in our increasingly commoditized world is standing in line and taking your turn" as one commenter stated in the O'Reilly post above.

If I have a vague visual experience of the silhouette of a horse, then it seems I should only have a mid-level credence that there is a horse in front of me: a credence of.6 in this proposition might well be justified, whereas a credence of 1 or 0 would not.

It is possible that patients in interviews are better able to articulate diffuse or vaguely negative experiences than when filling out questionnaires.

With thunder and lightning flashing and crashing outside, it all made for a vaguely Wagnerian experience beneath the closed roof of Centre Court.

The K.J.V. is so ingrained — its poetry has so completely seeped into the collective consciousness of the English-speaking world — that a new rendering, however valuable, is a vaguely disconcerting experience.

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As a result weight-bearing bones begin to bend, and although this is imperceptible, it is painful because the periosteum is stretched and the patient experiences vague pains in the limbs.