Sentence examples for dimensions of experience from inspiring English sources
It has to do with dimensions of experience and meditation.
Others are fascinated by invisible dimensions of experience that go beyond the body.
But for Nash, when he's on form, the incongruous is only a step towards a mysterious synthesis, a way of conjuring other dimensions of experience.
"The Cynics' philosophy is linked with the condition of the walker by far more than the superficial impression of rootlessness: the dimensions of experience inherent in those great peregrinations become dynamite when imported into towns".
This may be a recipe for surrealism or for symbolism; there's nothing wrong with either, and Resnais has done both: a visually virtuosic director, Resnais has made films in which his remarkable images, in their mystery, density, or opacity, opened new dimensions of experience.
This news is really too much for the movie to assimilate, especially given its generally lighthearted take on Rachel's sexuality, but "Georgia Rule" is nonetheless trying to acknowledge the awful as well as the amusing dimensions of experience in a way that very few mainstream comedies would dare.
Factor 1 (Positive Dimensions of Experiences) contributed to 45.67 % of the variance (33.47 %, in the original study) while the second factor (Negative Dimensions of Experiences) contributed to 29.73 % of the variance (26.65 %, in the original study).
The CPC partners should pay greater attention to the economic dimensions of experiences drawn from the implementation of projects and programmes.
Both the second ("Impact of Support in Experiences") and third subscales ("Dimensions of Experiences") yielded moderate coefficients (KMO = 0.60 and KMO = 0.63 respectively).
38 Another study identified 10 generic core items covering major dimensions of experiences that patients across a range of specialist healthcare services report to be important.
The Depression item of the BPRS was significant correlated with the negative components of the subscales "Impact of Experiences" (r = 0.47, p <0.01) and "Dimensions of Experiences" (r = 0.45, p <0.05), and these correlations showed an average effect size.
