Sentence examples for fundamental experiences from inspiring English sources

And as in 19th-century novels, these dramatizations speak of fundamental experiences and concerns that are only incidentally related to ethnicity or status.

Simply put: I was a person of color in a workshop whose theory of reality did not include my most fundamental experiences as a person of color — that did not in other words include me.

[Saxophonist and composer] Wayne Shorter represents to me not only the spearpoint-tip of the cutting edge of acoustic music in jazz, but the stories he tells through his compositions point quite profoundly to fundamental experiences of the psyche, heart and intellect.

One of the fundamental experiences of growing up is earning an awful roommate story.

It looks at the fundamental experiences in and out of school that shape success in the job market today, the skills that prove most helpful, and most of all, explores why some students prosper, while others fail.

It is apparent that these inadequacies deprive people with disabling conditions from enjoying some of life's fundamental experiences including their right to health and right to autonomy and participation.

This sense of what others consider superficial has been a fundamental experience.

"I think that was the fundamental experience of my young life.

It describes a fundamental experience of narrative: the perceived speed at which a story unfolds.

It seems, in its potentially infinite regression, to contain the fundamental experience of the Internet.

Synecdoche is the fundamental experience of art, the sense that a random fragment contains a lifetime of experience and suggests the depth of a soul.