Sentence examples similar to a tangible human experience from inspiring English sources
By embracing rather than dismissing subjectivity, Halprin is able to be inclusionary of a wider field of tangible, human experience, a base for creating environments based on the realities of site.
One old soldier held onto Sebastian's hand and recalled seeing his friend killed next to him and, for the first time for him, Sebastian says, the war emerged from the history books into real, tangible human experience.
Our goal was to help them see how political and economic forces have a tangible, human cost.
It's actually the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe and that is driving the evolutionary process right now.
From a mystical perspective, it becomes apparent that what you are awakening to in such moments is the tangible, felt, human experience of the energy and intelligence that created the universe, that catalyzed the evolutionary process and that is driving it right now.
It's a core human experience.
How about a more human experience?
Marc Andreessen: It's a core human experience.
Hope is a powerful human experience.
A concrete, tangible human artefact ("brick") is used to elucidate and condensate a complicated biological idea.
"Teaching is a human experience," he said.
