Sentence examples for experience of disability from inspiring English sources

As is apparent in many bioethical and policy discussions, most nondisabled people, including health professionals, imagine the experience of disability to be far worse than reported by the disabled themselves (Basnett, 2001 and Gill, 2000).

Cameron has had personal experience of disability – he more than anyone should know the challenges and obstacles disabled people face, and as prime minister has the authority and power to ensure equality for all.

Being deliciously disabled doesn't mean that there aren't days where the experience of disability is altogether exhausting.

She had no previous experience of disability.

I have not had the lived experience of disability.

She had no lived experience of disability, although she is doing the best job she can.

There is a big difference between actual human people having feelings about their actual lives and experiences of disability and a fictionalized account written by someone who isn't disabled and which heavily romanticizes very problematic stereotypes about disability.

They offer in-depth cultural images of personhood that capture the wide variety of individual experiences of disability.

This series of video interviews about embodied experiences of disability highlights many of the flaws of the ADA.

The organisation, which has grown out of experiences of disability, exemplifies what the government wants charities to do as they play an increasingly important role in society and the economy over the next decade.

Focusing on representations of disability, the Journal of Literary & Cultural Disability Studies JLCDSS) publishes a wide variety of textual analyses that are informed by disability theory and, by extension, experiences of disability.