Sentence examples for experience of power from inspiring English sources

Here's one reason why: the most profound experience of power any of us have in our lives is the infinitely powerful mother of early childhood.

In addition it has nil practical experience of power.

She has first-hand experience of power, she reminds me: Sonny was a Republican congressman.

They are all well-meaning, but they have mostly had little experience of power.

Instead, they are using him to live out a vicarious experience of power as they sense their own slipping away.

Recent experience of power makes Labour wary of the wild opposition promises and downright fakery of Cameron's pre-election posturing.

"IF THEY try to take foreign policy away from me, it would be the equivalent of a coup d'é tat!" declared a Socialist president, François Mitterrand, with Gaullist aplomb at the outset of France's first experience of power-sharing between right and left in 1986.

Ultimately, without deliberate remedial action, we get the familiar experience of power-cord dreadlocks.

What seems likelier is that, in some ways — despite incommensurably vast experiences of power and prejudice — the musicians were themselves essentially intellectuals, the musical peers of, say, Norman Mailer and Philip Roth, and had a similarly fruitfully contentious relationship with their own dispersing traditions.

Other non-traditional influences include, "[e]motional experience, life history, and personal psychological issues … [s]uffering and pain due to physical or mental health problems … emotional distress … and distinct psychological experiences of power relationships" (Roberts 2002, 706).

Pride, fear and ignorance will likely keep our experiences of power fluctuating from degrees of abuse, abdication and real power.