Sentence examples for expressive experience from inspiring English sources

Gehry went on to use the CATIA system, a program used in aerospace engineering, to design his anthropomorphic, wildly expressive Experience Music Project (completed 2000) in Seattle.

That has troubled some Brucknerian commentators, who want to imagine that every Bruckner symphony ought to be a closed universe of musical and expressive experience.

The speaking language, so important for poetry, sedimentates into a spoken language; this spoken language, having lost track of its origin in an expressive experience, can give rise to the illusion that language is a purely conventional system which externalizes our "inner thoughts".

Thus we see that Merleau-Ponty does not accept the purely arbitrary relation of language and the world, nevertheless, his study of Saussure disabuses him of the idea that it might be possible, if only in principle, to derive language directly from an expressive experience, a notion he entertained in the Phenomenology of Perception.

The physical and social qualities of garden participation awaken the senses and stimulate a range of responses that influence interpersonal processes (learning, affirming, expressive experiences) and social relationships that are supportive of positive health-related behaviors and overall health.

If the democratic basis of language is what underpins the idea of the "writers' workshop", then in that setting the writer is a free individual, enabling others to process varying degrees of confinement: confinement in artificial ideas about writing, sure enough, but confinement too in the subjectivity through which one very often learns to survive non-expressive experience.

"With the introduction of our advanced high-quality new wireless instruments, in-depth customization options and advanced online functionality, the game enables music fans and gamers globally to share in the most social and expressive music experience ever".

The result is an expressive architectural experience that breathes compassion and life into the frozen Canadian landscape.  .

Their bodies are both expressive and experienced at the same time.

A psychiatrist who has suffered from the illness for most of her life, she prefers the term manic depression because it is both more expressive of her experience and, ultimately, more clinically accurate.

The protracted invention, the force of his playing, the extraordinary swing and the magisterial lyricism combine for a jazz experience expressive of the kind of individual talent that sustains the vitality of any art form.