Sentence examples for conflicting experience from inspiring English sources

Her 18 months of working for the Man (in the form of Universal/Island) has proved a conflicting experience.

The combination of first seeing an officer in the heat of the moment, and then watching them explain their actions in the cold light of AC-12 is a tense, conflicting experience, Line Of Duty in a nutshell.

This confirms conflicting experience on the problem, but some parameters affecting the strength development were identified and discussed.

Feminist-pragmatist Celia T. Bardwell-Jones (2008) draws on Josiah Royce's theory of interpretation to address the problem of translation "at the borders of conflicting experience...where differences are translated instead of assimilated" (22).

Still, it was a conflicting experience.

"People want to leave multiple stories so that you can have confirming and conflicting experiences of what happened," he said.

At the same time, they have conflicting experiences of being watched over, blamed and controlled by their parents [ 18], while also being vulnerable to the disease [ 19] and still needing guidance from their parents to manage the daily treatment [ 20- 22].

Bert's conclusions were immediately criticized, and through the twentieth century physiologists and doctors such as Pugh and Ward have systematically and consistently queried the conclusions drawn by 'armchair theorists' in the face of conflicting experiences on the mountainside.

New York City Ballet's production of "The Sleeping Beauty" — first staged by Peter Martins in 1991 and little altered since — is a strangely conflicted experience.

The important things to note about many doubts is that they spread much like viruses; we always get them by exposure either to other people, or when undergoing conflicting experiences.

As often happens, planners were basing assumptions on the 1991 post-conflict experience in Iraq.