The phrase "opposing experiences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or events that are in conflict or contrast with each other.
Example: "The novel explores the theme of identity through the lens of opposing experiences faced by the protagonist."
Alternatives: "contrasting experiences" or "conflicting experiences."
It is to imagine equally, and in full force, what it is like to be both a cruel tormentor and a tormented victim, and to locate both opposing experiences and characters within a single, universal consciousness that is the consciousness of humanity itself.
In some cases, researchers described concurrent but opposing experiences within the same study, for example, if they were working towards translating their findings in multiple jurisdictions or countries (eg, case 12; figure 3) thus highlighting how variable these contextual relationships can be.
In principle, memories can be eliminated or disrupted by simple decay, by reversal of consolidation, or by interference with memories of opposing experience.
When the cinema began, the public was offered two diametrically opposed experiences.
In the end, he became my number-one advocate, despite our diametrically opposed experiences.
A thesis opposed to experience-content externalism is experience-content internalism.
However, previous studies did not provide any direct evidence for the importance of variable experience of a particular task structure (e.g. rotations) as opposed to experience with another task structure (e.g. linear transforms).
In The World Before Her, Canadian-based filmmaker Nisha Pahuja explores the opposing views and experiences of contemporary Indian women, in and around the maximum city of Bombay Mumbaii).
The process of purposively identifying potential participants may, therefore, also be considered a process of maximum variation sampling due to the deliberate seeking of parents who may have opposing or contrasting experiences and perspectives.
Along with the Lib Dems, the Labour leader Ed Miliband and affable celebrities such as Colin Firth want AV; the Conservatives and many Labour MPs oppose it.The experience in Australia, which has used AV since 1918, suggests that it would not be a disaster.
The same-sex nature of the relationship sits alongside the age gap, along the gulf of innocence as opposed to experience.
