Sentence examples for elements of human experience from inspiring English sources

"Dear John" carefully distills selected elements of human experience and reduces them to a sweet and digestible syrup.

The movie "carefully distills selected elements of human experience and reduces them to a sweet and digestible syrup," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times in February.

WATER, soil, wind, the sun, salt... in religious language, all the primordial elements of human experience have taken on new layers of meaning, as prophets, preachers and scribes down the ages, inspired or otherwise, struggled to express their intimations of the divine.

In the company of such phenomenologists as Husserl, Heidegger, and Scheler, Ortega was challenged to a continual emphasis on a strict and accurate observation of the various elements of human experience.

Kinship, death and its attendant rituals of mourning, birth, the experience of empathy, expressions of sympathy and fear, and the biological needs that give rise to these, are some of the constant elements of human experience that belie the seeming diversity reported by ethnographers (Brown 2004).

Perhaps it was just his way of tweaking the nose of a reaper he does not believe in, but Hitchens hinted at a belief – or a yearning, or an understanding: what he called a "numinous" or "transcendent" element of human experience.

Ownership is a central element of human experience.

"He challenges an actor to go to the limits of human experience, and find the surprising elements of humor and pathos, the absurd and the pathetic, at the very edges of catastrophe.

A figure is a configuration of elements (i.e. participants and processes) representing a phenomenon of human experience (Halliday and Matthiessen 1999: 48).

And yet, as with Ms. Robins, that extra element a performance needs to imbue it with the heart-catching truth of human experience is missing.

So much of human experience is marginalised".