Sentence examples for view of experience from inspiring English sources

The above view of experience came under criticism from two sides.

"The world is definitely moving toward a wider view of experience.

It was completely different from the evaluative, numerical view of experience of his number-crunching contemporaries.

And it left open the possibility of widening the spread further in the future, saying it "will assess over time whether further increases in the spread are appropriate in view of experience" with the new half-point spread.

He bound the entire play to his wrecked view of experience and had no qualms about playing up and down the vocal register – in the dark backward and abysm of time we did indeed plummet several throaty fathoms deep.

Critics of the classical view of experience, while not concerned exclusively with religious experience, saw, nevertheless, that if experience is confined to the domain of the senses it is then difficult to understand what could be meant by religious experience if the divine is not regarded as one sensible object among others.

There is lots of autobiographical memory that is not memory from the point of view of experiencing.

Others take essentially the same position on the gap while insisting that this does not detract from a purely physicalist view of experiences and feelings.

Picking Mr. Krikalev is hardly surprising in view of his experience with international cooperation in space.

Quilliam asks her view of the experience of women in Indigenous communities today, where such tragedy is not uncommon.

But their narratives aren't linear; that would be untrue to their view of how experience plays out.