Sentence examples for common human experiences from inspiring English sources

"The most common human experiences — I have always longed for them so strongly," she writes.

Kyle also serves by seeing common human experiences with a fresh eye.

"The most common human experiences—I have always longed for them so strongly," she writes.

Forster, as I've already mentioned, attacked James for being too abstracted from common human experiences.

Together, the two now comb film festivals around the world for black images that speak about both common human experiences and the particulars of race.

"Middlesex" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux) is a novel of metamorphoses and transformations, of "common human experiences exaggerated to the level of myth," as Mr. Eugenides put it in a recent interview.

As a result, the common human experience of grief becomes intoxicatingly, sometimes comically strange.

For Ricoeur, we conceive of evil through the realm of myth, or grand narratives that express common human experience.

But among brain researchers, the moment is a fascinating display of a common human experience: the brain freeze.

They are puppets of an unrelentingly inflated rhetoricism, numb to pain and immune to wit, that touches ground nowhere in common human experience.

Religious and cultural gender stereotypes are hinted at, but the journey from youthful hope to maturity's silenced acquiescence also resonates as a common human experience.