Sentence examples for routine experiences from inspiring English sources

Ambiguous messages, missed encounters, thwarted hopes and endless waiting may be the stuff of his writing, but they were also the routine experiences of the French underground forces of which he was part.

In particular, this study shared routine experiences of individuals in families in various ways through interaction of participants in comfortable atmosphere via group interview, and researcher suggested significant implication of such results by in-depth understanding of the attitude and experience of participants.

Children who could benefit from multiple, routine experiences to learn through curiosity and cooperative, interdisciplinary types of learning are most often in classroom settings where they sit and memorize and follow directions.

And, these too-often routine experiences of being contained in holding centers or jails, or confined to a detention center, even temporarily and without charge, still result in job loss, in terrible feelings of insecurity on the part of children, and in the general sense that they are unwelcome criminals where they live and work.

Discrimination was assessed using the Everyday Discrimination Scale, a widely used measure of routine experiences of unfair treatment.

This study sought to examine whether self-reported routine experiences of discrimination, as a source of psychosocial stress, is associated with disease damage among African American women with SLE.

Nelson's first years in the navy were a mixture of routine experience and high adventure.

In 2007 being the only boy — at an audition, in a class, in a recital — is still a routine experience for ballet students in the United States.

I thought that being a consultant anaesthetist familiar with the process of surgery, it would be a routine experience when I had to have a series of operations.

Air travel here can be a routine experience, but one that exists on the edge of catastrophe, as the plane crash last week in Lagos underscored.

He claims that "modern society has almost completely eliminated trauma and violence from everyday life", ignoring the routine experience of sexual violence for many women as well as children of both sexes.