Sentence examples for experiences of danger from inspiring English sources

Anika Maaza Mann (2010) illustrates, following Jean-Paul Sartre's Critique of Dialectical Reason, that the wellspring of a unified, collective struggle lies in solidarity that many oppressed groups will readily feel with each other due to common experiences of danger and limitations.

The imagined danger is all the more frightening for the swiftness of her acceptance the toll many women pay to make the experience of danger go away.

At its most provocative, "Virtuality" is an invitation to debate whether the mental scars of perceived danger are just as damaging as the experience of danger itself, whether a rape of the mind and a rape of the body aren't essentially of a piece.

Crittenden proposed that the basic components of human experience of danger are two kinds of information: 1. 'Affective information' – the emotions provoked by the potential for danger, such as anger or fear.

Experiences of wartime dangers and National Service disruptions had intensified men's appreciation of marriage, domesticity, stability and home comforts.

[Is it?] The world was perilous and full of misery, so they wanted the vicarious experience of surviving danger.

Visitors entering the gallery through the turnstile triggered a mechanism that pushed the steel plates against the load-bearing walls of the space, leading observers to experience a sense of danger when they entered the exhibition.

Adam has personal experience of the dangers of the roman clef.

And, environmentalists argue, just about every county has direct experience of its dangers.

Crossland, 44, has first-hand experience of the dangers of steroids.

The most common symptom of PTSD is experiencing a constant sense of danger and risk".