Similarly, the current study did not seek to examine either the perseveration of the acquired bias, or the impact on emotional reactions to real or contrived stressful experiences.
But I can say I'd rather meet the one who climbs mountains it's a more meaningful, less-contrived experience.
Although it was a contrived, dramatic circumstance, the experience embodied everything the chronic insomnia patient experiences when he or she goes to bed.
Exaggerate your experience, contrive anything while claiming it is true, and lawyers will come after you.
She gives a day-by-day account of her experience; how she contrived to communicate with fellow-resistance workers in the same prison by means of wall tappings; how they got word to the outside world; interrogations by the Gestapo; and about how they were treated generally.
The play, a smaller offering by the Tony-winning adapter of "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time" (coming to the Ahmanson Theatre in August) has the feeling of a contrived acting exercise, but the experience deepens as the actors probe their characters' contradictory hearts.
One might also think that two visual experiences could represent the same objective color property on account of sharing appropriate causal linkages to the physical environment, even though subjectively the experience of color differed, through some internally contrived inversion of what it was like for one to experience color on the two occasions.
Often devoid of attitude and original experience, the presentations can sound contrived, and meander aimlessly amidst the harder news output.
The experiences fed to foreigners are contrived, controlled and restricted to a trusted few.
In contrast to most drug testing in medieval and early modern Europe, which was gathered in the normal course of therapeutic experience, the poison trial was a contrived, deliberate event.
It only takes smiling for a brief period of time to experience its benefits -- no matter how contrived it feels initially.
