Sentence examples for experience that constitutes from inspiring English sources
But in principle, the 'total imaginative experience' that constitutes the proper work of art must be conceived as only contingently related to the bodily work.
It concludes that "the whole project is just another example of the kind of risk-free, health-and-safety approved, highly administered experience that constitutes most public art today".
These are the dimensions of experience that constitute the human condition.
His essential observation is that "Great athletes usually turn out to be stunningly inarticulate about just those qualities and experiences that constitute their fascination".
"These events are the orders, sales and customer experiences, that constitute the operation of the business.
Phenomenologically, the task is not to take this background for granted but to clarify the different types of experiences that constitute this communal background and those experiences that give rise to a sense of mine-ness and otherness.
What I am remembering, insists Butler, are the experiences of a substance, namely, the same substance that constitutes me now.
As a neuroscientist himself, Rajendran experienced first-hand the biased and unjust system that constitutes the world of science publishing when he was a post-doc.
The two elements are synthesized by an act of the imagination that constitutes them as a single experience the experience of seeing a book.
The many individuals and groups with diverse geography, experience, and expertise that constitute eMERGE have undoubtedly increased both the yield and quality of our work.
"That constitutes a surprise".
