Sentence examples for embodiment of experience from inspiring English sources

Language is the embodiment of experience and tradition; as long as the ability to think rests on language, neither 'reason' nor 'philosophy' can be pure of the empirical, of experience, and of the experience of the others to whom we relate.

"The artists curated by the UN were all coming from different countries, bringing different ideas of portrayal and embodiment of revolutionary experience.

This exhibition by artist Nathan Sawaya is the embodiment of the experiences and journeys taken by human beings.

The charismatic Ms. Washington, who has done some remarkable grass-roots work in her native Los Angeles, offers her company as a physical embodiment of African-American experience and history.

Jones had sunk two stripes on the break and another on each of his next three shots, then missed one, strategically, it seemed, leaving his stepson to ponder how an arrangement of colored resin balls on a flat felt surface could be so precise a physical embodiment of the moral experience of humiliation".

Riding one is not about the speed or handling of the bike per se, but rather, the enjoyment of the feel and embodiment of the entire experience.

They had worked to make their movement genuinely inclusive, both in terms of race and socioeconomic class, and in its embodiment of the varied experiences of gun violence around the nation.

"He was such the embodiment of Israel, and his experience so mirrored the experience of Israel that he had inherent credibility".