Sentence examples for the primary experiences from inspiring English sources

As practices, neologising, reifying, categorising and typologising have unintended consequences – they remove us from the primary experiences and underlying emotions that provided the motivation for formulating these concepts in the first place.

Levinas's question was not: "Why is there Being instead of simply nothing?" His concern was to approach Being differently, through the (human) being for which the primary experiences of Being are of its embodied, but not physiological, existence.

Hypocrisy is the primary experience of American life and it's encouraged at every turn.

"The primary experience of people in war is usually of lurking and waiting for things to happen".

Neither is it clear whether the PRI will survive the primary experience intact, and in its present shape.

It's an interesting experiment: Baker is trying to eliminate the historian's interpretive gloss in the interests of respecting the rawness of the primary experience.

(Dave Hickey, the curator of last year's Site Santa Fe, deliberately aimed for an antibiennial format. Biennials, he told ArtForum, are essentially trade shows for international curators that ignore the primary experience of viewing art).

Creeds, confessions, psalms and hymns of praise, litanies and scriptures containing a record of the lives and experiences of sacred persons, all give immediate expression to the primary experience upon which a religious tradition is founded.

Asked about the halftime show, Mr. Monaghan said, "Our extensive research shows that a large percentage of consumers watch our live streams as a second-screen viewing experience, with television being the primary experience.

Carer reports of "burnout" have recently been recorded in early psychosis carers, though the literature is scarce detailing our understanding of how burnout relates to the primary experience of caregiving.

"The biggest unknown element in the election is whether or not he can achieve a relaunch that's different from the primary experience," said Mark Penn, a Democratic pollster and onetime adviser to Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton.