Sentence examples for the most basic experience from inspiring English sources

But Okoye himself is without even the most basic experience.

Spending nothing gives you the most basic experience.

2) Schleiermacher is a Christian theologian and thinks he has given an account of the most basic experience of God.

Just how differently the state treats one of the most basic experiences — motherhood — has been plain in my recent experience of pregnancy and birth in Europe's three biggest economies.

We still know very little of the origins of what seems like one of the most basic experiences, namely, that we feel touch on the hand.

One of the most basic ways of experiencing God is experiencing a desire for God.

There are occasions when he seems think the most basic forms of experience possess a passive 'pre-temporal' flow-structure prior to the involvement of the ego – see Kortooms (2002: chapter 6) for more on this.

Nevertheless, pace Descartes, he stresses in the fifth of his Meditations that at the most basic level of conscious experience, we experience ourselves as a psychophysical unity, as a lived body (Leib) and not merely as a physical body (Körper).

The brain's ability to use sensory regularities is a fundamental feature of auditory processing, promoting even the most basic of auditory experiences such as language processing during infancy [ 6, 7] and speech comprehension amidst a competing conversational background [ 5].

They don't understand the most basic point of worldwide experience: when children survive rather than die in large numbers, households choose to have many fewer children, in fact more than compensating for the decline in child mortality.

But his book is careful to avoid all but the most basic information about his SEAL experiences, and its emphasis is on the close-up experience of a team member in action not on the big picture policy questions that determine how he has been deployed.