Sentence examples for unfolding experiences from inspiring English sources
Aug. 21 at 8: Pauline Oliveros's concerts are meditative, unfolding experiences in which audience participation — or capitulation — is vital.
Participants described how their beliefs about the necessity of medication and their concerns emerged and evolved alongside unfolding experiences once they started on methotrexate.
Providers and patients alike will need to learn from unfolding experience.
'Messiaen's Piano' clusters words and images like the note-clusters it wants to evoke; whereas another of my poems, 'Folding the Real', evokes the unfolding experience of sound through the extended unfolding of a single-sentence syllabic sonnet.
In the debate between Hoffert et al. and Socolow/Pacala there is no doubt that unfolding experience has come down on the side of Hoffert et al. — far from being "affirmed" the wedges analysis has proven to dramatically underestimate the scale of the challenge.
"Let the person's unfolding experience be the guide.
Parents need to decide whether they believe childhood is a fast-paced enrichment opportunity or a slowly unfolding experience.
Driven by economic liberalization and changing technologies, the phenomenon of 'access' is likely to dominate to an increasing extent the unfolding experience of human disease and wellbeing.
And this is more the Aristotelian conception of happiness, the happiness that comes from the experience of your own unfolding, the experience of yourself as a growing and developing person, the experience of yourself as someone who can become a better version of yourself.
Jon Kabatheinn, the scientist who first "translated" Buddhist practices of mindfulness into a secular program, defines mindfulness as the "awareness that emerges through paying attention on purpose, in the present moment, and non-judgmentally to the unfolding of experiences moment by moment". You can try being mindful right here, right now.
Children must learn the rules of life through the natural unfolding of experiences.
