Sentence examples for material of experience from inspiring English sources

Creative people of all kinds, but perhaps especially those involved in performing, love to talk about process, that mystery-shrouded road between the raw material of experience and the high finish of a work of art.

"According to Queeney" in this sense stands as a commentary on its own themes, a sly take on the inclination of humans to forge their own meanings out of the raw material of experience.

"An experience" is one in which the material of experience is fulfilled or consummated, as for example when a problem is solved, or a game is played to its conclusion.

Rather, what is spatial appears to be a sort of order of the material objects of experience.

The material conditions of experience include that which is given to us, through sensation, in perception.

Nothing up my left sleeve, nothing up my right sleeve, except the entire material of everyday experience.

De Waal was not the first in recent years to turn the raw material of his experience into an unclassifiable work of literature.

"Read with care, these diaries... can greatly enrich our understanding of how Orwell transmitted the raw material of everyday experience into some of his best-known novels and polemics".

They can be taken from myth, from history, or from contemporary occurrence, or they can be pure invention (but even if they are invented, they are nonetheless constructed from the constant materials of real experience, no matter how fantastic the invention).

The recommendations by experts in EB in man [ 4] shows that there are many pitfalls in non-molecular diagnostic of EB that are obstacles in veterinary diagnostic, especially due to suboptimal materials and lack of experience with the highly specialised EB diagnostic.

Political commentators in the Middle East enormously more informed than I am make their judgments on a mass of material and experience which I do not possess.