Sentence examples for experience central from inspiring English sources

Making the discriminatory experience central might have been useful in building political clout in the 1960s.

As someone who has dedicated her life to working in African-American cultural-heritage repositories, I am saddened to read an article that works so hard to make the white experience central to the discussion of slavery, while claiming to do otherwise.

When I was about six years sober, I remember reading an article in Wired attempting to explain some of the neuroscience behind the "spiritual experience" central to 12-step recovery.

The short but intense bloom— sakura season lasts just two weeks, tops is an experience central to much of Japanese culture and Zen philosophy, and related floral imagery is abundant in everything from anime and textiles to ceramics and theater.

Moreover, patients tend to be compromised by hypothermia due to the target temperature management, so we often experience central line-associated bloodstream infection of patients undergoing ECMO.

[ 7, 8] In addition, children with sickle cell disease experience central nervous system complications such as silent and overt stroke potentially leading to neuro-cognitive deficits.

She is an accomplished macroeconomic scholar and an experienced central banker.

Which leaves one experienced central defender, Gary Caldwell, plus two rookies, Wolves' Christophe Berra and Falkirk's Darren Barr.

He was denied the defenders Nicolás Burdisso and Martín Demichelis through injury, but he chose not to select Walter Samuel and Daniel Díaz, experienced central defenders with European clubs.

In taking this approach to her article, Steinem was doing what many new journalists did in the 1960s when they made their personal experiences central to the events they reported on.

Exactly, say Wenger's critics, and they bemoan the non-appearance of a proven, experienced central defender, midfield player or centre-forward to add a steely spine to the youthful promise already there.