Sentence examples for a matter of experience from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of experience".

O.K.? So it's a matter of experience, No. 1".

"The marathon is a matter of experience," Tergat said.

So it's a matter of experience, No. 1".

Now I feel more comfortable with that, and I think it's just a matter of experience.

Partly, it is a matter of experience (the Bush survived, didn't it?).

(In the 1994 book "God and the Philosophers," edited by Thomas V. Morris, none of the 20 philosophers who discussed their religious faith said they came to it through logic; typically, it was a matter of experiencing what they felt to be the love of God in their lives).

The differences among candidates are often a matter of temperament, experience and political skills.

"It's just a matter of getting experience on the mound, getting those jitters out and focusing on throwing strikes.

The search for the absolute, in cinema, is as much a matter of inner experience and philosophical contemplation as it is of exploration and observation.

It is a matter of common experience that a hard steel ball dropped on a steel plate will rebound to almost the position from which it was dropped, whereas with a ball of putty or lead there is no rebound.