Sentence examples for vicarious experiences from inspiring English sources
'vicarious experiences' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to experiences that originate from another person, but which are experienced through the observer's imagination or empathy. For example, "Reading books is a great way to gain vicarious experiences without ever having to leave your home."
These vicarious experiences may then be stored accordingly.
Similarly, as modern readers in the West struggle with a "communication avalanche" of words, they seek in literature those forms, ideas, values, vicarious experiences, and styles that transcend the verbiage to be had on every hand.
Fotofest put snapshots of Houston openings and events online each day, rather limited as vicarious experiences go, and will also post images taken during the Moscow festival and some others.
If, at the same time, suburban children are losing one of the few readily available opportunities to interact with nature on a relatively large physical scale and rapidly witness the outcome of their efforts, that surely is a loss in a world increasingly dominated by virtual and vicarious experiences.
You Slipped, Didn't You?" A map sufficiently complete will offer the traveller such a comprehensive array of vicarious experiences that he need not bother going to the Engadine at all, & the valley can be abandoned to its native population of goatherds, wild hares, and chamois-clad yodellers.
And while black Americans do not need a government database to verify our personal and vicarious experiences of ill-treatment at the hands of the police, the lack of a comprehensive countrywide police misconduct tracking system in 2015 should be recognized as a national public policy embarrassment.
History offers us vicarious experience.
Often, artists provide vicarious experience for audiences.
Kitsch is vicarious experience and faked sensations," and so on.
"I'm having a vicarious experience," said Hillary Clinton happily.
Television provides an unprecedented opportunity for vicarious experience.
