Sentence examples for preserving experience from inspiring English sources

In reimagining an iconic religious scene as a chance sexual encounter between gay lovers, the poem is something of a manifesto, declaring a commitment to truths both figurative and literal, to depictions of the vulnerably carnal, and to preserving experience and making meaning through verse.

Although we implicitly preserved experience on peaks lower than 8000 m in the experience variable, we excluded 15 743 of the 39 038 available observations on these lower peaks from the analysis, to accommodate the inclusion of peak as a covariate.

Isay founded StoryCorps twelve years ago to preserve experiences from people who are often overlooked by historians.

Thus, the strongly preserved experience-dependent plasticity in adult rl−/− V1 is not likely mediated by a reduced or loosened extracellular matrix, nor by a defective or absent maturation of PV+-circuits.

He likes to adapt a quote by Philip Larkin about poetry to describe what he does: "Painting is a visual device for preserving an experience from oblivion," he says.

Digital Archaeology displays groundbreaking games and websites on the hardware on which they originally ran – crucial for preserving the experience of interacting with them.

Right now, Kan is focused on preserving user experience over growing too fast.

It sucks that we don't get to see it right here, but Tucker makes it sound worth preserving the experience.

Seed saving is almost a lost art and we have managed to stay true to the old traditional methods for preserving seed: experience that we hope to pass on to other people so that they can grow their own food successfully.

Having witnessed the Dresden firestorm first hand, Kurt Vonnegut eventually found a literary technique capable of preserving his experiences in the novel Slaughterhouse-Five, in which a character's death is remarked upon with the phrase, "so it goes".

Holocaust museum, any of several educational institutions and research centres dedicated to preserving the experiences of people who were victimized by the Nazis and their collaborators during the Holocaust (1933 45).