Sentence examples for texture of experience from inspiring English sources

At such moments, out of the seed of a narrative idea the startling texture of experience is born.

For future historians seeking to understand through such official records something about the texture of experience of current academic life, the archives will offer no insights.

They aspire not to disclose the timeless, but to discern the transient, to clasp the texture of experience — a passing moment, an instant's glimpse, a sensation as compressed and meticulously evoked as a haiku.

And the flow of images seems true to the texture of experience — the interplay of memory and immediate sensation, the coexistence of perceptual clarity and clouded understanding — in a way that most other movies, with their careful orchestrations of plausibility, rarely are.

" The micro-texture of experience in a digital world is Gibson's consuming interest, as for example with the experience of watching Gulf War II as television entertainment.

It says nothing about the texture of lived experience.

Resisting technology, he hopes to recover the texture of unorganized experience.

For all their zipping from scene to scene, these poems have the immediate and sustained texture of real experience.

Scents and savours cannot be reproduced, but there is an extraordinary range and texture of sensory experience.

Other directors have been drawn to Horvath's works because they have the texture of lived experience.

It brings to mind something Philip Roth once said about those who have little feel for literature and the texture of lived experience it provides and so "theorize" it.