We are acquainted with an interesting and puzzling realm of experience: the realm of the beautiful, the ugly, the sublime, and the elegant; of taste, criticism, and fine art; and of contemplation, sensuous enjoyment, and charm.
Imagination in moviemaking involves a comprehensive expansion of the art form, one that broadens its realms of experience and ideas.
Jacques Rivette's fable-like 1974 comedy is built on an epic scale; it multiplies its realms of experience to encompass the very essence of cinematic imagination.
They had had adventure training beyond the realms of experience, climbing mountains, diving in the Caribbean, but they all cited battle camp as the best bit.
Peaks and troughs; disinterest and prejudice; pin-point accuracy and whole realms of experience imagined as the haunt of fearsome monsters: civilisation bears witness to them all.
The messy complexity of character and of the world at large, the expression of realms of experience that most prudent spectators or readers would rather avoid, is precisely what the best art embodies.
According to the major spokesman of the movement, the poet and critic André Breton, who published The Surrealist Manifesto in 1924, Surrealism was a means of reuniting conscious and unconscious realms of experience so completely that the world of dream and fantasy would be joined to the everyday rational world in "an absolute reality, a surreality".
Both attract dense crowds each day and both are portals to alternate realms of experience.
"I knew there were realms of experience in which some bigger meaning could be grasped.
For Chivers, a poet should be a Shelleyan or Swedenborgian visionary intent on capturing mystic realms of experience in language.
