Her doctoral thesis on phenomenism argued that physical objects are logical constructions out of sensory experiences.

In her lecture, she compared different phenomenisms and argued that each contributed uniquely to the study of perception.

The artist's phenomenalization of mundane objects challenged viewers to see beauty in the ordinary.

During the seminar, the philosopher listed several phenomenalizations of everyday experiences to illustrate the theory.

She performed phenomenally during the final recital, leaving the audience speechless.

Her performance at the charity concert was simply phenomenal, leaving the audience speechless.

Philosophers debated whether the phenomenalities we describe in perception can be measured objectively.

The phenomenality of her performance made critics reassess what they considered possible on stage.

The phenomenic qualities of the aurora captivated the scientists, prompting further study.

She perceived the unfolding events phenomenically, focusing on their immediate appearance rather than causal explanations.