Sentence examples for as vicarious from inspiring English sources

Fotofest put snapshots of Houston openings and events online each day, rather limited as vicarious experiences go, and will also post images taken during the Moscow festival and some others.

Clinically, this is best described as vicarious Shakerism.

There is, it seems, such a thing as vicarious testosterone.

They didn't speak of "success" or "failure", never indicated anything as vicarious as a life-plan.

If this is true, what we experience when we listen to sad music might be thought of as "vicarious emotions".

The presence of media (television, radio, reading material, etc) was noted because it serves as vicarious social stimulation.

Thus, his crucifixion may be evaluated as a vicarious sacrifice offered to God as propitiation or atonement for human sin.

I went to them as a student in some way – as a vicarious kind of student – and someone who wanted to lend a hand.

In the movie's hostile portrayal of Warhol, that pop art giant comes across as an emotional vampire who loathed his own appearance and used Sedgwick as a vicarious mirror, then turned his back when she became troublesome.

This article will chronicle the interaction between the traditional theory of aesthetic experience as a special form of the cognition of truth and the newer theories of aesthetic experience as a free play of cognitive (and sometimes other) mental powers and as a vicarious experience of emotions in eighteenth-century Germany.

We experience the face, whether we see the music being performed or merely hear it through a loudspeaker, and revel in its spite/surrender as a vicarious pleasure.