Sentence examples for experiential living from inspiring English sources

I was introduced to my full set of "brothers" when I was seven, the year before we left for America, when my parents sent me to the rural hinterlands of China for three months of what they termed "experiential living".

Immersed in experiential living, the shadow of retirement stayed steadily by my side but out of my way.

In short, my addiction to no-holds-barred experiential living trumps the little concern I have for my own health, every single time.

Individuals have rich and varied personal histories that influence their experiential lives in widely differing ways.

If they are right, postulated processes that do not bear this relation to our experiential lives cannot be going on in our minds.

Experiential Knowledge: Lived day-to-day experience; what we learn and know rom living and dealing with issues that impact our lives.

Does the rise of the "experiential" and "live like a local" trends have traction in hotel design this year?

The experiential dimensions of living with, observing, and managing their disease over time were central to understanding the continuities and changes we observed.

Huge photo-murals illustrate the home environments of the collectors and some of the furnishings and sculptures from those rooms appear in the gallery, making for an experiential lesson in living with art.

The other sociological or experiential factors examined (living alone; supportive community; family nearby; attending religious services) were not significant predictors.

Carter 14 interviewed patients undergoing Bowen therapy for frozen shoulder and very briefly described some experiential aspects of living with the condition, including pain, disturbed sleep, stiffness, impact on mood and a disappointing interaction with a GP and a physiotherapist; all of which accord with our own, more searching, results.