I also have the dubious distinction of experiencing the first genocide of the 21st century.
CNN reported on Sept. 9 that "Texas had the distinction of experiencing the warmest summer on record of any state in America, with an average of 86.8 degrees.
De Moor is aiming to convey fine distinctions of experience and perception.
There is a distinction between various types of experiences from thought, imagination, bodily awareness, and embodied action - as experienced from the subjective or first person point of view [ 25].
The one sort of distinction between my experience and the "Princeton experience" is that I was married as an undergraduate and had a family from the middle of my freshman year.
And I've heard plenty ― usually from the same classmates who accused me of being racist when I questioned their privileges and made a distinction between the experiences of those who are white and those of us who are not.
This seminar seeks to challenge the distinctions between the particularities of experiences present in Qusayr 'Amra and its possible meaning(s) within its broader cultural contexts as it is understood today.
Beyond exceptional parenting, by and large, I attribute much of their distinction to the experience of a dual language immersion program.
Description: Background factors of the subjects,i.e.,mean age,total years of nursing experience,total years of psychiatric nursing experience, distinction of nursing staff,postt,experience of suicide someone close.
Thus, no classification should ignore the concrete historical individuality of religious manifestations in favour of that which is common to them all, nor should it neglect to demonstrate the common factors that are the bases for the very distinction of types of religious experience, manifestations, and forms.
Abstract: Making sense of the great diversity of views about human flourishing requires distinction of its main dimensions (experience, success, character, achievement) and distinction of the perspectives from which the topic can be raised.
