Sentence examples for a matter of experiencing from inspiring English sources

(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).

"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".

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

Exactly how the modern state does all this is a matter of experience and intelligence.

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

"So if the government wants to work they can do it, but it's a matter of experience and qualifications".

It's a little different than the primary, though, because it now is more a matter of experience.

The instinctive tendency to be imprinted is part of the duckling's biological heritage; while the object on which it is imprinted is a matter of experience.