“The name-giving ceremony is a formal occasion celebrated by feasting and drinking.”

“There was this one occasion where everything he tried would work flawlessly.”

“The controversy provided a rare occasion for agreement between the parties.”

“Throughout Letters, Norris defends his occasionalism against Astell's critiques.”

“Cordemoy was one of the first, if not the first, to argue that Cartesian metaphysics leads to occasionalism.”

“Edwards' mental phenomenalism is a natural extension of his occasionalism and views on substance.”

“While Cavendish was in many respects a Galenist, I show that she also reinterpreted Galenism in terms of her own theory of matter and an occasionalist theory of causation.”

“While the opponent here is not identified, the character of his objection strongly suggests that Ibn Sina is dealing with an occasionalist.”

“When reflecting on the letter form, More recalls her earlier commentary on the relation between the occasionality of the Pauline epistles and their timelessness.”