Sentence examples for controlling experience from inspiring English sources

"Through the years I've learned monogamy, for me, was a possessive, controlling experience," she said.

In general, according to instrumentalism, moral ideals and "ends" function as means and hypotheses in guiding the deliberative process directed to controlling experience and attaining future goods.

This is true of all poets to an extent; the structures of poems are ways of organizing (that is, controlling) experience.

What started out as a faithfully researched piece about Highsmith, played in early readings by Annette Benning, has became both a more fictionalised and more universal piece about "how writers fall in love with their own characters … about writers writing in part, in some cases a large part, because writing is a way of controlling experience".

Kinect is part of the package, and it's a voice controlled experience from power on throughout the entire process.

Microsoft built an OS that they wanted to get on as many machines as possible, Apple built a hardware and software combination to provide the best controlled experience.

Casinos give people the opportunity to live controlled experiences in reconstructed environments – often more fake than authentic, mixing the real with the imaginary.

Moreover, the VEGFR TKI patients and the patient controls experienced more fatigue than healthy controls on the CIS20r (P = .000 and P = .025 respectively) (Table  3).

They're used to controlling their experience of the world through technology, so why should theatre be any different?

But there is also an element of controlling the experience.

"But then you start thinking about controlling our experience through artificial intelligence.