Sentence examples for experiences of the present from inspiring English sources

Today, I feel the re-membering of and among family members: We are re-inscribing the stories of the Shoah into our experiences of the present.

If you're thinking about what's going on at work, or if you're thinking about the babysitter at home, or some friend of yours, you can't enjoy the sensory experiences of the present moment.

Table  1 contains a list of these five dimensions and relates each mindful parenting dimension to parenting behaviors that are promoted by these attributes, skills, and practices.> Clear attention and receptive awareness to the experiences of the present moment are central aspects of mindfulness (Baer et al. 2006; Brown and Ryan 2003) and also to effective parenting.

Witherow also has experience of the present, discredited, form of self-regulation, having served for more than a decade on the editors' code of practice committee.

In these enlightened pages, Hazan deftly guides the reader through a Paris where history and literature animate the lived experience of the present.

But it might optimise the next generation using the experience of the present one, even though the optimising software is the result of Darwinism.

Painting it all white and suppressing its point of origin, you are left with the experience of the present incarnation or amalgamation of this thing".

Performers take images from the present and wed them to the past, and in that way the past regularly shapes an audience's experience of the present.

These include our experience of the present moment, our own bodies, our thoughts and emotions, and above all, our tacit and constraining assumptions and our highly conditioned habits of mind and behaviour, both as individuals and in society at large.

It was very like the present, but without the experience of the present; and forty years of experience in government is worth a century of bookreading; and this they would say themselves, were they to rise from the dead.

The efforts of 18 artists from different generations supposedly explore "the language of repetition" and its ability to change our experience of the present, but mostly the familiar strategies of appropriation, collage, assemblage and quotation prevail.