Sentence examples similar to confront this experience from inspiring English sources

Doughty witnessed an accidental death as a child and never got an opportunity to confront the experience or discuss it.

In other words, the poet must confront the experience of those unfortunate souls on the ground — often civilians — as well as his own.

So one of the generation who examined the Vietnam conflict, a man who has studied and written about the US civil war, uses a story set in the second world war to confront the experience of combat.

After her husband's sudden death, author Joan Didion described grief as a "relentless succession of moments during which we will confront the experience of meaninglessness itself".

Nonetheless, his persistent passion to confront the experience of perception and challenge the illusion of truth positions his elemental efforts of nearly 30 years as a revolutionary contributor to the artistic application of video.

It took him many years of messing about with abstraction, and other strategies, to realise he had to confront those experiences head on.

"Just for once, we have a body of painting which confronts this extraordinary world-historical experience that Britain had of pioneering the industrial revolution.

In ERP treatment feared stimuli are confronted, the experience of anxiety is desired and the therapist supports emotional processes [ 63].

This enabled me to both confront my experience and desensitise it, and within a few months I felt stronger than I had ever been.

MJ There are times when I think there [has been] this shift in reading, where people no longer want to confront an experience with books.

If these efforts are successful, the visual landscape of South Carolina will be forever changed, and those who experience the trauma of confronting this symbol of hatred and defiance of civil rights every day can breathe a collective sigh of relief.