Sentence examples for experience enacted from inspiring English sources

All informants interpreted their experience in terms of this concept either as a lived experience (enacted) or as an expectation (felt).

Overall, the high number of patients who shared their TB diagnosis with family members and the subsequent high numbers who did not experience enacted stigma in this study population are very encouraging for the district TB control programme.

However, only a few participants reported experiencing enacted stigma.

Participants described numerous episodes of experiencing enacted stigma prior to and while incarcerated.

Many women in our sample reported anticipated stigma, although only a minority experienced enacted stigma.

One third had experienced enacted stigma since they had tested positive and nearly half (49.1%) had perceived stigma in the three months prior to the study.

A study of youth in a Xhosa township, for example, showed "pervasive male control over almost every aspect of [women's] early sexual experiences," enacted in part through violent and coercive sexual practices (8 ).

Those who had experienced enacted stigma and perceived stigma were more likely to have engaged in unprotected sex (p = 0.02 and p = 0.01) respectively than those who had not, though not reach significance after adjusting for possible confounders.

Only one PNC client reported an experience of enacted stigma at a health facility: just after delivering her baby she experienced involuntary disclosure due to lack of protection of confidentiality while at the facility.

In Creeley's poetry the bleakness often finds its expression in a tortured self-regard, an almost panicked need for engaging experience, usually interior experience, by enacting it in language, syllable by syllable, line by line.

A dream that Victor experiences is enacted above him in an enclosed nimbus.