Sentence examples for deeply felt experience from inspiring English sources

I spoke of deeply felt experience and indisputable facts.

His art was the product of deeply felt experience and continues to hold significance for us today.

Having a loved one be the guide might just make it a more deeply felt experience than a stranger in black robes.

Her work was never subservient to theirs; rather than being inward looking, her abstractions suggested her deeply felt experience of nature.

The three infants enjoy the collective, deeply felt experience.

If you're not presenting as a man and asking us to use male pronouns when we refer to you, then you're being glib about someone else's challenging and deeply felt experience.

I understand this reaction– as I write in this post, it's very hard for people to understand the most deeply felt experiences of others precisely because they haven't had these experiences themselves.

It is a novel that illustrates just how far Ms. Moore has come in the last two and half decades from her keenly observed but jokey 1985 collection of stories, "Self-Help," which showcased her gifts as a writer but also underscored her — and her characters' — emotional reticence, their reluctance to open themselves to deeply felt experiences.

Children's daily experiences are vivid and deeply felt, and bad or mediocre experiences whilst possibly not harmful in the long run may lead to considerable unhappiness in the present.

Emotion, cognition and the environment of the young child are unified, according to Vygotsky (1994), in the deeply felt and lived daily experiences.

Their poetry "combined passionate feeling with intellectual rigor," and "sought to express deeply felt religious and secular experiences in the form of highly intellectual poems".