Sentence examples for experiences a view from inspiring English sources
He presented schizophrenia as a rational response to intolerable experiences – a view that put him at loggerheads with an establishment that saw mental illness as a medical problem – and encouraged residents of Kingsley Hall to embrace their so-called madness.
Barry Barnes, David Bloor and John Henry, for example, shift from emphasis on the determination of perceptual experience by culture to an emphasis on the underdetermination of belief by perceptual experience (a view which leaves room for cultural determination of belief) (1996, Ch. 1).
The hotel has partnered with Bollinger Champagne in the inaugural opening of its summer terrace, delivering guests and the public an outdoor bar experience, with a view.
Hahnemann has yet to buy a plane, preferring to rent while he continues to pick up more experience with a view to eventually getting his commercial licence.
He believes relations, vague fringes, and tendencies are experienced directly (a view he would later defend as part of his "radical empiricism").
Nearly three-quarters of GOP voters say they'd prefer a Washington outsider to someone with Washington experience -- a view shared by just 18percentt of Democrats.
Some made general comments about a lack of 'hands-on' experience or a view that medicine should be taught as 'more of an apprenticeship'.
This study aimed at assessing PHC in two rural Malawian districts without CDTi experience with a view to explore the relevance of the CDI approach.
These experiences gave Gerzso a view of the world that was unusually broad for a Mexican of his generation.
Men should not do housework, she believes, because women have greater experience with this – a view common throughout the South Caucasus.
The user experiences a first-person view inside and interacts with the 3D volume of the medical images (a).
