Sentence examples for substance of experience from inspiring English sources

Moving images, though the familiar substance of experience, have only been created in recent centuries.

Having spent most of his writing life revealing what of the present moment language might nail down, DeLillo here examines the substance of experience it can only grope towards.

But the substance of the experience, as Ms. Fitzsimons notes, is not that it turned out well, but the mystery and power of the familial bond that forms, seemingly instantaneously, and the claim it stakes upon the heart.

I'm not saying readers won't experience an internal shift about the way they think of Sugar as a persona once they can attach her to the real live me, but I don't think the substance of the experience will change.

"They want to provide the substance of the experience, not the substance of the brand," said Gene Munster, a stock analyst at Piper Jaffray.

Their only batsman of substance and experience in the squad of 13 named yesterday is Stephen Fleming, and he has already announced that this will be his final series.

It may be that computerized brief interventions based on motivational enhancement approaches, like their face-to-face counterparts, tend to be more effective for individuals that have at least a certain level of substance use, or experience of negative consequences (Blow et al. 2009; Palfai et al. 2011; Spirito et al. 2004).

The questionnaires focused on demographics (gender, age, location and employment status), health indicators and factors known to affect health such as smoking, alcohol and substance abuse, experience of primary health care services, sexual health and mental health, plus an additional set of gender specific questions.

The exhibition's only painting without a narrative subject, the work becomes all color and flicker, minimizing weight and substance and emphasizing the feeling of experience translated into optical sensations.

Job characteristics were intensity of client contact (ICC: number of hours of weekly contact) and tenure (number of years of experience in substance misuse).

Walter Benjamin, a great and primordial analyst of Kafka's work ("To do justice to the figure of Kafka in its purity and its peculiar beauty one must never lose sight of one thing: it is the purity and beauty of a failure"), captured not just the substance of reading but the experience of owning and loving books.