Sentence examples similar to a comparable experience today from inspiring English sources

Watching it may be for some a comparable experience.

"City of Asylum" (Clean Feed) offers a comparable experience.

A comparable experience to the first Americans in space, who flew alone, the Mercury astronauts?

But, of course, Central and Eastern Europeans are different, because they have gone through a comparable experience.

At least 4 years of experience in a position of comparable experience and responsibility preferred.

"I went through a similar experience last fall.

The main Jawaharlal Nehru stadium, built for the Asian games in 1982 India's only comparable experience of playing host to such a vast sporting event and now being rebuilt, was never expected to stand comparison with Beijing's futuristic "Bird's Nest" stadium.

The Depression years directed attention back to the comparable experiences of the early 1890s and confirmed the defining status of that period in Australian cultural mythology, the apotheosis of the acclaimed national virtues mateship, humorous stoicism, populist pragmatism, and irony.

"That's a month or more of losses -- that's really tough to live through," said Jackson, whose only comparable experience was when he was an assistant with the Nets during part of a 15-game losing streak in 1981.

It's difficult to imagine an African-American woman in a comparable social role today".

"A comparable apartment last year would have gone for about $1,400".