Sentence examples for experiencing a type of from inspiring English sources

It's impossible to tell how much because I'm high and experiencing a type of emotional incontinence.

In 1929 Klein published a paper on personification in the play of children in which she argued that if instinctual wish fulfilment dominated over a child's recognition of reality then the child could be described as experiencing a type of 'psychosis' (Klein, 1929), a term which Freud had used in 1894 to describe 'hallucinatory confusion' (Freud, 2001[1894]).

For Messiaen, who experienced a type of synesthesia, a particular color could evoke harmonies or sounds.

Messiaen experienced a type of synesthesia, sensing colors when he heard particular harmonies or sounds.

Some species seem to experience a type of slumber resembling R.E.M. sleep, the dream state of humans.

"Donkeys are a funny one in that they are workhorses that have experienced a type of callous cruelty historically which helps gather interest.

He believed that people experience a type of reincarnation every seven years, beginning with the physical birth and ending at age 21, when the spirit of a human being is fully developed and continually reincarnated on earth.

He also complained that Lurie wrongheadedly called his character the villain in press material, and disputed Lurie's theory that he had experienced a type of 'Stockholm syndrome', supposedly oversympathising with his role.

Born in Michigan in 1940, he worked for Eero Saarinen in the 1960s, but became best known for his conceptual work, which explored a kind of architecture "that gives us the opportunity to experience a type of space we haven't experienced before", through a vast body of intricate drawings and models.

Because, for all we might praise the technical skill of Spanish football, the passion of Italian football and even go so far as to believe the entire German Bundesliga experience to be the most complete of the lot, Cole is part of a very small group of English players to have headed to mainland Europe to experience a type of European football different to that of the familiar English brand.

As employees, they often experience a type of labor control that is almost feudal in its requirement of subservience and dependence" (Jaggar 2001, 306).