Sentence examples for experience a subject from inspiring English sources

If this course was to be removed, there would be no chance for people such as myself to pursue the things they enjoy or have the chance to experience a subject as unique as archaeology".

In particular it allows that the kind of experience a subject has when she genuinely perceives the world is such that its intrinsic nature is not independent of the kinds of objects perceived.

Yet the book's strength lies much more in its expansion of scholarly understandings of the "peripheral" Jewish experience, a subject all too often missing from studies of American Jewry.

My first book is a study of tribal shamanism and the psychedelic experience, a subject avoided by the mainstream since the tumultuous '60s.

We will look carefully at the notions of an "experience" and a "subject of experience", and the idea of one experience being "unified" with another by being part of a larger experience.

Lüdtke, A. et al. Long-term treatment experience in a subject with Dunnigan-type familial partial lipodystrophy: efficacy of rosiglitazone.

Many playwrights took the Italian-American experience as a subject; the comic figure Farfariello, played by Eduardo Migliaccio, was a sketch of the Italian immigrant.

In contrast to many other things, "diving within" – or the "unbounded, infinite, eternal, immutable, immortal level" of experience – is a subject about which Lynch could speak forever.

The Bachelor of Education degrees available in NI comprise a 4-year course of study combining professional studies, teaching experience and a subject specialism, in this case science.

In her new body of work, titled GYRLE, she photographs the experience of a subject named Lorelei over the course of her transition to becoming a woman.

The resulting study, called "Feederism in a Woman," detailed the experience of a subject named Lisa who fantasized about weight gain and feeding.