Sentence examples for objective experiences from inspiring English sources

Each has invented a unique hybrid language that reflects their private and objective experiences of reality, to which they remain liminally bound even as they seek to express themselves outside reality's most obvious trappings.

As to the other variables, objective experiences, subjective experiences, and earthquake-related loss showed significant contributions to PTSD, while perceived social support showed marked influence on depression.

Objective experiences (Eq1, Eq2, Eq3 and Eq4), subjective experiences (Eq9, Eq10 and Eq11), and earthquake-related loss (Eq5, Eq6, Eq7 and Eq8) were computed by summing positive responses in each category.

Research over the past 20 years has consistently shown that intentional non-adherence is driven by patient beliefs about their treatment, disease, and prognosis as well as their objective experiences with medications [ 24- 27].

Health-related quality of life (HRQL) refers to a multitude of subjective and objective experiences among which health, well-being and the ability to function in day-to-day activities are essential.

The aim of this study was to compare socially and culturally constructed enablers and barriers pertinent to dementia caregivers in one capital city in Australia and one capital city in China through critical reflection on the caregivers' subjective and objective experiences for the improvement of dementia care services in both countries.

The film's innovative camera work and narrative structure depict a web of dream events that move between subjective and objective experience.

Contrary to the monistic trends of the school of waḥdat al-wujūd ("existential unity of being"), the later Naqshbandīyyah defended the waḥdat al-shuhūd ("unity of vision"), a subjective experience of unity, occurring only in the mind of the believer, and not as an objective experience.

Nevertheless, Kant retains a central distinction between mere "perception" and objective "experience".

Thus, by measuring the motions of bodies relative to this frame, we produce objective experience of these motions.

So Kant's explanation of objective experience appeals to them, and not to the effects of any alleged mind-independent objects.