Sentence examples for vision of experience from inspiring English sources

"These pictures show a progression of capability and a vision of experience," he said.

Ashton, "Notes on Choreography" (1951) in W Sorrell, The Dance Has Many Faces (1966) "I believe simply that a ballet must be a good work of art, that it must express the choreographer's vision of experience as truthfully and beautifully as possible.

When Ralph Lauren would talk about his deeply-felt vision of experiencing a luxury lifestyle through the clothes you wear, it changed the fashion industry.

It is a work vision of experiencing the world through observation but in engagement with it, like a lotus on the pond.

Watch the two videos after the jump about Microsoft's vision of XUI – experience user interfaces – to experience the future too.

But it's all part of Guthrie's larger vision of human experience.

These two works share a vision of human experience rooted in an appreciation of everyday life and prosaic virtues.

No vision of subway experience is complete without the individuals who drive the trains, clean them, and attend to construction and track work.

It's not hard to see why writers like Ellison and Baldwin resisted this vision of black experience, but it is a vision true to Wright's own particular history of deprivation.

The result of Hatzfeld's incredible immersion in the lives of this one small community is a vast vision of human experience — and the project has the same sort of power as Adrian Nicole LeBlanc's "Random Family".

Beckett and Ionesco, Albee and Pinter may not conform to the dictates of naturalism or make their points explicitly, but they certainly communicate a perceptible and compelling vision of human experience.