Sentence examples for intense subjectivity from inspiring English sources

"Yes, I was, and I think particularly because I knew it would be a long book… My worry was: could that intimate confessional tone of voice and its intense subjectivity be continued over 500-plus pages and seven decades?

He manages to blend precise description - of a hotel room, an empty street, a landscape, a group of people - with an intense subjectivity that can verge on the neurotic.

This had peaked during the Romantic period, when artistic movements such as the German Sturm und Drang ("Storm and Desire") privileged emotional turbulence and intense subjectivity over the cold geometries of Enlightenment reason.

The West-Haven grading system, which classifies HE into categories, remains criticized because of its intense subjectivity and low intra- and inter-observer reliability [ 5, 22].

She conveys Sally's unworldly, impractical passion with tender, intimate closeups and an intense, effects-driven subjectivity — a hallucinatory sequence in a hospital is a masterpiece of low-budget expressionism.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

Elias's use of gospel songs to express his intense emotions suggests that religious sensibilities and subjectivities may inform both a sense of self and idioms of agency among my informants.

But in the case of the art object, Heidegger is pointing out, the adventure beyond subjectivity and back again is a particularly intense, meaningful, or enlivening one: A "lived experience" is an experience that makes us feel "more alive," as Heidegger suggests by emphasizing the etymological connection between Erleben and Lebens, "lived experience" and "life".

Weber's social imagination revealed its keenest sense of irony when he traced the root of the cohesive integration, intense socialization, and severe communal discipline of the "sectlike society" (Sektengesellschaft) to the isolated and introspective subjectivity of the Puritan person of vocation.

… Again, when there is loss of subjectivity in the moment of lovemaking, this can be and frequently is accompanied by an intense concern for the subjectivity of the partner at other moments…" (Nussbaum 1995, 274 6).