Sentence examples for category of experiences from inspiring English sources

With any startup, getting people to believe is the hardest thing, and it is doubly hard when you are pitching a new category of experiences.

I wanted to examine this relationship in September because this month is suicide prevention month, and while there are many factors that influence suicidality, educational trauma may be the single greatest category of experiences contributing to suicidality.

Learning to play a song is its own category of experience; recorded music made much of that participation unnecessary.

Consistency would require a belief in the nonphysical character of the mind to exclude them from the general category of experience.

As Frost sees it, postmodernism opened up the possibilities for pleasure by allowing us to "recognize that whole category of experience".

Polynesians also exhibited a profound interest in the supernatural, which they viewed as part of the continuum of reality rather than as a separate category of experience.

That's probably right, but it's incidental to photographs that transcend the interest and desire of their maker and, in the process, shatter the idea of "freaks" as a stable category of experience.

Part of the problem with the Dolezal story is that to exclude people from a whole category of experience imposes on the members of that category a certain amount of pressure to put up a unified front: if they can't speak for us, then we have to agree with each other.

From the standpoint of human history, this is still a relatively novel category of experience but one that is increasingly diverse and important in everyday life.

Said Bob Jesse, who initiated CSP: our "goal is to make more available to more people a certain loosely defined category of experience" which "goes by many names".

However, significant attention to each item, symptom, and category of experience is needed before cross-cultural relevance can be accepted.