Sentence examples for central experiences from inspiring English sources

Non-artists depend on and cherish artists for giving pleasing form to the central experiences of being human.

Hopper's urban scenes, she notes, evoke "one of the central experiences of being lonely: the way a feeling of separation, of being walled off or penned in, combines with a sense of near-unbearable exposure".

Language is not only the medium through which existence is transacted, it constitutes our central experiences of social and moral content, of such concepts as freedom and truth, and, most importantly, of individuality and the self; it is also a system of lies, evasions, propaganda, misrepresentation and conformity.

Our mobile-first philosophy — placing photos and location as central experiences — has really made a difference, not to mention our strong, strong focus on building real personal and social relationships between coworkers.

The data suggest that pain and functional limitation are the central experiences of these musculoskeletal disorders, shared across ethnic groups.

Gendered and embodied empowerment emerged for participants through forming supportive relationships with other young women in similar stressful and strenuous life situations, through reflecting and giving voice to central experiences connected to stress and strain, and by starting to scrutinise and question gendered and normative expectations.

For Albee, though, this is the central experience of his imaginative life.

The central experience of "The Immigrant" is the flow of time.

The Russian Revolution of 1905 proved to be the central experience in Luxemburg's life.

Lawrence told Frieda that she was and always had been the central experience of his life and that he would have been nothing without her.

The central experience of Mr. Twombly's life and art was an epiphanic journey through Italy, North Africa and Spain, made in 1952 and 1953 with his close friend Robert Rauschenberg.