As a genre, it pays attention to the innermost experiences of characters who find themselves in some kind of life crisis.
"This is especially apparent in the world of arts and music, which reflects so much of people's innermost experiences".
Thus the first big institutional move toward religious tolerance in modern Europe involved a paradox of the same type as that of Order No. 5: your religious belief, a matter of your innermost spiritual experience, is regulated by the whims of your secular leader.
The innermost fibres experience the highest strain as the hook tries to straighten under loading.
"With virtual reality, Paul McCartney is taking the most innovative step yet; he's connecting directly with his fans, to share his innermost thoughts and experiences, in an entirely new, personal and immersive way".
Me, mine, my, I -- these may be unavoidable shortcuts to describe what occurs within the innermost spheres of human experience.
Her work, unlocked from her innermost memories of her experiences before and after her conversion to Roman Catholicism in 1954, built a canon of short, sometimes macabre, sometimes humorous novels that sought to pare away the absurdities of human behavior.
Much of my own work in this vein has concentrated on the psychological sciences and, hence, on the ways that sociopolitical forces unexpectedly shape our understanding and experience of our innermost selves.
While it would clearly be ridiculous to claim humans are never violent, the psychotherapist Carl Rogers argues that his experience shows that "the innermost core of man's nature, the deepest layers of his personality, the base of his 'animal nature' is positive in nature – is basically socialised, forward-looking, rational and realistic".
Enriching the lives of others is only possible if I first tap the innermost regions of my being to express that shared experience, displaying my humanity, and my personal experiences. .
