A string of experiments supports this.
What do you feel in these moments after a string of these experiences?
Once it was a string of Vienna… Experiences speaking from a church pulpit - the writer is on lecture tour and has stopped at De Pauw University.
I've also had a string of hellish experiences in hostels.
Obviously we can't just change the way other people make us feel subconsciously; it's been wired into us by a string of life experiences and role modeling.
Inga has had a string of negative experiences on nights out: There are the strangers who spin her wheelchair around in a club because they think it's funny, the time people hung their coats on it at a house party, and the man outside the bar who said, "You silly girl, what have you done to yourself?" assuming she was in a chair because she'd had an accident.
Inga has had a string of negative experiences on nights out: there are the strangers who span her wheelchair around in a club for a laugh, the time people hung their coats on it at a house party, and the man outside the pub who said, "You silly girl, what have you done to yourself?" assuming she was in a chair because she'd had an accident.
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.
Clinton's presidency seemed, at least from the outside, to devolve into an exercise in deflection and survival, a string of near-death experiences that left little space or energy for whatever sweeping agenda Clinton (and his wife) envisioned back in 1992.
"Citizen" begins by recounting, in the second person, a string of racist incidents experienced by Rankine and friends of hers, the kind of insidious did-that-really-just-happen affronts that startle in the moment and later expand, poisonously, in the mind.
