Sentence examples for experience of self from inspiring English sources

Internalization is where the very experience of self is affected by movement in and out of different cultures.

Perhaps no aspect of mind is more familiar or more puzzling than consciousness and our conscious experience of self and world.

For depression patients who retain the capacity for autonomous decision-making, current bioethical attitudes about ECT and informed consent fail to adequately appreciate how "loss of memory" is interwoven with, and inextricable from, the patient's experience of self.

Unfortunately, many people who are labeled obese, especially outside of a medical setting, develop a negative experience of self.

They are also completely unfair and unjust assumptions that lead to a diminished experience of self for those to whom the label is applied.

Both experience of self and experience of world are thus intrinsically linked.

Indeed, the experience of self-funders who do approach the council is too often negative.

And to be in the wrong is even worse – not just a challenge, but a shattering experience of self-alienation.

With no experience of self-rule and an empty treasury, his huge country was soon in turmoil.

Purdy's husband thanked the Marie Curie hospice in Bradford for helping his wife through the awful experience of self-starvation forced on her by parliament.

He said that experience of self-advocacy gives useful experience in representing people "but you're not just representing people with learning disabilities, you're representing everyone in [the] community".