Sentence examples for particulars of experience from inspiring English sources

Western epistemology, its critics say, has artificially bracketed off the material particulars of experience and identity, including the spatial particularity of one's bodily experience, in determining what counts in making and defending claims about society and about law's role in maintaining or changing social order.

Breezy and perfectly enjoyable for the stray men in the room, it's like a big bowl of buttered popcorn (but calorie-free!) for the women who can share deeply in the particulars of experience dissected and discussed.

(In old-school parlance, legit is shorthand for the legitimate theater). Breezy and perfectly enjoyable for the stray men in the room, it's like a big bowl of buttered popcorn (but calorie-free!) for the women who can share deeply in the particulars of experience dissected and discussed.

The literary creations of minority groups, as I have tried to show, both express and transcend the particulars of social experience, and it cannot but be of benefit to minority students as well as to the larger student constituency to enlarge the particulars of experience by teaching this material and, through it, the animation and the interanimation of various modes and concerns.

"If there are chick flicks and chick lit – derogatory though some might find those terms to be – Love, Loss, and What I Wore should clearly be classified as chick legit...for the women who can share deeply in the particulars of experience dissected and discussed".

What is at stake in the poems is more than the plums she's eating, or a dream in which Gary Snyder appears: it's a vigilant exploration of the nature of consciousness in which the particulars of experience -- light filtering through the clouds, a neighbor's note, surfers waiting for waves -- bridge the gap between inner and other worlds.

Thus perception, following the sense rather than the object, cognizes inexpressible particularities or the object as a particular domain of experience.

Without writing so directly about the particulars of her experience, she wouldn't have the opportunity to choose neutrality.

Cambodia does not yet have its Anne Frank or Elie Wiesel, two storytellers who bore so hard into the particulars of their experience that they could speak for anonymous millions.

There's a bit too much therapy in Are You My Mother?. Psychology boils away the particulars of individual experience to arrive at abstract generalities.

They looked to Husserl to theorize their turn to these discourses by insisting on grounding their theoretical analyses in the concrete particulars of lived experience.