Sentence examples for differences of experience from inspiring English sources

Lisa Belkin's article (Oct . 26 and your Nov. 23 letters are a great snapshot of the differences of experience and history among women of diverse generations.

Lukács envisages two arguments concerning the role that art can play in relation to this sphere: in the 1912 Philosophy of Art, he argues that any adequate communication of meaning between persons must appear impossible from within this sphere, since the infinite qualitative differences of experience cannot ever be successfully communicated.

None of this was apparent in the short term the differences of experience only became apparent way after graduation.

The very real differences of experience in a post 9/11 deployment make it hard to remember and even find a common community.

The shift might be due to differences of experience between the family physicians participating in the initial and validation study and perhaps to the minor adaptations to the phrasing of the case vignettes made after the initial study.

And this connects to a more profound cultural elevation of youth at the expense of age and difference of experience.

For all their difference of experience, all of the twenty or so players I've talked to say the same about Abbado in performance: that every gesture, every look, every arcing embrace of his left hand or intense facial expression, is translated into sound.

Nancy Hartsock's 1983 articulation of the theory argues that women's contributions to subsistence and childrearing result in a systematic difference of experience across the genders.

So far, the difference of experience from competing in Beijing for gold, to spectating in London, is quite drastic.

In previously published studies that demonstrated a gain of time with UG compared to LM, the two techniques were randomly assigned avoiding any difference of experience between groups [ 3, 8].

"We've known for some time that ageing is extremely variable; that everybody is different and that the differences of individuals' experience of ageing are greater than differences in earlier stages of life".