The uniqueness of the experience and the perspective it allows you to gain on yourself can actually be measured in the results the experience yields.
Michel resents the account of a Jewish boy in a Polish pogrom for taking away the "uniqueness of my experience".
Rooted either in metaphysics or in an awareness of the uniqueness of human experience, irrationalism stressed the dimensions of instinct, feeling, and will as over and against reason.
Friedrich Schelling and Henri Bergson, who were preoccupied with the uniqueness of human experience, turned to intuitionism, which "sees things invisible to science".
Panhandlers hit on the tourists lining up for their Authentic Hot Dog Moment in Nathan's, though the uniqueness of that experience seems in question now that Nathan's can be found in highway rest stops.
One of the best parts about traveling is the shopping, not only for the goods to bring back but also for the uniqueness of the experience.
Like many artists of his generation, Jacoulet explored the uniqueness of the experience by capturing facets of maternity in the floating world, just as, in her own way, looking inward, Sylvia Plath examined changes in the context of a riddle.
The uniqueness of the experience was linked to the fact that, because of the crisis affecting the economies mostly in Greece and Italy, and over the past 20 years, in Serbia, funds for basic research have diminished and are only used for applied research on parasites with major impact on human and animal health.
And yet, it is in love that "they asserted the uniqueness of their experiences".
We need to work to develop and articulate a disability perspective that educates the public and integrates the disabled into society in real ways that recognize and celebrate the value, diversity and uniqueness of the experiences and lives of people with disabilities.
