Moreover, the perceptions and experiences of patients with unlabelled MUS may be quite different from the contentious experiences [ 3, 23] of labelled patients [ 20].
When two people reliably do that with one another — especially over contentious issues — they experience a deep, secure connection.
Interestingly, most of the people involved in adapting The War of The Roses into film had themselves experienced contentious divorces; surely a motivating factor in bringing it to the big screen.
There will certainly be links here, but it is a contentious question whether the experience of tense that is, experiencing an event as past or present is more fundamental than the experience of order, or vice versa, or whether indeed there is such a thing as the experience of tense at all.
This all sounds very innocent, but books for children can be a contentious issue – Gombrich's experience being an extreme example.
Probably not, but because religion continues to be such an important and contentious part of human experience it is worth reminding ourselves of the terrain that has been fought over for centuries; and the fact that we slip so easily into the metaphor of warfare when thinking about the subject should alert us to the interminable and inconclusive nature of the debate.
Choosing as his running mate an attractive, almost unknown, feisty young woman with little political experience, a contentious ideology and offbeat worldview (the "weird" factor David Brooks touts in his Sept. 9 column) over far more qualified members of his party has gotten Senator McCain the media attention he was seeking.
Families' Experiences Following Contentious Deaths, a report that Coles has written with Helen Shaw (her co-director at Inquest) will be published later this year.
As someone with first-hand experience of the contentious work-capability assessment process she is vocal about the misery it has inflicted on people with "hidden or fluctuating" conditions, in particular.
