Our society would rather not focus on this area of experience and makes little provision for it.
It's crowded not because it's appealing or romantic but because it represents "an area of experience" that is indispensable, a version of darkness that will resist all forms of light.
Instead, seek out an unknown yet knowable area of experience that's going to enhance your understanding of the world and write about that. 2 Nevertheless, remember that in the particularity of your own life lies the seedcorn that will feed your imaginative work.
But I, who have a lean and hungry look, am tempted to conclude that the time is ripe to take a new step, form a new synthesis and offer art a new access to the area of experience for which it pines, one that lies beyond words, formulas, precepts, ideologies, anything.
Its MFS Research Class A (MFRFX) and MFS Research Class B (MFRBX), each with more than $2 billion under management split the funds by sector, with an analyst overseeing his own area of experience.
That's an area of "experience" that the others cannot degrade.
The people who create innovations that work started by diving real deep into some particular area of experience or knowledge.
Dialysis nurses have prevailing views about modality selection that are strongly determined by their area of experience and expertise.
Recruitment materials, including peer referral coupons, clarified the nature of the study including the substantive topic areas of experiences in sex work, violence, health concerns and HIV risk.
Jacqueline Wilson tackles tricky areas of experience such as death and independence in an intelligent way for young readers.
