Sentence examples for limits of experience from inspiring English sources

Human beings would be living shorter, more difficult lives, exposed to more hazards, trapped within narrower limits of experience, opportunity, and imagination.

Much-mocked but Shaw was well described by Peter Holland as a Peter Pan figure: a child forced unbearably to have to grow up until reaching, in the scene of the murder, the limits of experience.

And the connections between them — the way they connect and the way they clash — suggests a surprising modernist abruptness and opacity, a sense of frenzied pushing against the very limits of experience.

It may be that Bush will show that he can play outside his limits, both the limits he has placed on his agenda and his personal limits of experience and curiosity.

The entire series, and "Mockingjay" in particular, also offers an investigation of the future frontier of the screen: There are cameras everywhere recording at the outer limits of experience.

As it went on into the night, not just the musicians but the audience became invested in an endurance contest, an effort to celebrate love at the limits of experience.

The touchstone of Sully's experience is the limit of experience, namely, death.

Metaphysics is thus not the study of something apart from experience, but rather merely of the limits (Ideas) of experience itself".

Scale starts with score of 1, which indicates absence of symptoms, followed by level(s) describing experiences that are "questionable and within limits of normal experience," and then levels indicating definite psychotic symptoms.

This is no slight accomplishment — testing the limits of human experience and endurance without a safety net.

He's coping with his disdain for their inarticulate natures, their stubborn clinging to the limits of their experience.