Sentence examples for core of human experience from inspiring English sources
Composed in the 3rd century BC in the Pali language, the slim compilation of Gautama Buddha's sayings and teachings may as well have been written last year, so powerfully does it penetrate the core of human experience.
Judges, who included the novelists Ian Sansom, Juan Pablo Villalobos and Carlo Gébler, said that "closing the book, having known this mix of light and dark, you are left with the sense that while reading, you were actually at the core of human experience and what it is to be alive.
A resurgence of interest in inner speech as a core feature of human experience has not yet coincided with methodological progress in the empirical study of the phenomenon.
In our core classes, because the daunting whole of human experience is our subject, part of the work is to reckon with the realities of people who have been devalued, to study injustices not yet righted, and to acknowledge losses not yet mourned.
But the rewards for engaging with this radical rhythmic space are profound: the music seems to touch the far edges of human experience, and yet its core too, like the gaze between a baby and its mother.
I am sure there are some hard-core reductionists out there who believe that every aspect of human experience can be usefully conceived of as nothing more than biology.
This was not just about techniques, and materials, but getting to the core of what the war had meant in the context of human experience.
