Sentence examples for corporeal experiences from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, the physical does trump the meta, and her more corporeal experiences for example, when she tackled Diane Ladd, who was pregnant with Laura Dern, during an acting exercise may remain in the readers mind long after the esoteric meditations have faded.

Possible effects on corporeal experiences, including body image disturbance, have been shown through an empirical body of work revealing an association between celebrity worship and poor self-image, symptoms of eating disorders (Greenwood 2009; Shorter et al. 2008), and acceptance of cosmetic surgery (Swami et al. 2009b).

She wanted to get at corporeal experience from the outside.

And, later, after he had escaped to dance: "Thinking became a corporeal experience".

The corporeal experience of culture is based on smell, taste, sound, sight, touch, and bodily perceptions.

"It will be an immersive corporeal experience that responds to the thematics of the exhibition," said Ms. MacDonald.

Only as the church is able to incorporate the corporeal experience of "parenthood" into the real decision-making of its hierarchy will it deserve the title it has had for centuries of "Holy Mother Church".

Later this tactic gives way to self-starvation, and in both cases Mr. McQueen, a well-known English artist making his debut as a feature-film director, seems intent on pushing the visual medium of cinema toward the capture of sensory, corporeal experience.

In Chapter 1, I show how Viktor Shklovskii drew on William James's theory of the corporeal experience of emotion and Wilhelm Wundt's ideas on the gestural origin of language to discuss Russian Futurist poetry as a "ballet for the organs of speech". Chapter 2 analyzes Boris Eikhenbaum's essays on poetic declamation by placing them in the context of the Petrograd Institute of the Living Word.

Diana and Charles (by association) offer the biopic producers subjects whose corporeal presence and experience can be shaped to fit the demands of conventional drama and soap opera.

REcorporeal digital audio experience with the aid of haptic technology.