Sentence examples for a shared experience for from inspiring English sources

She had created a shared experience for all, but would the Leicester band create that fist-pumping, head bashing experience that's need on a Sunday night at Glastonbury?

While London looks like a vibrant city of skyscraper developments and trendy pop-up nightclubs in contrast to the Napoleonic boulevards of Paris that appear more dishevelled by the month, nevertheless the fight to survive in the global economy is a shared experience for the two historic rivals.

"It's an intimate product and a shared experience, for two people," he says.

The idea is to offer a shared experience for shopping or whatever the customer is looking to do.

"I hope that in some way there is something from the play that will be a shared experience for the audience.

It was a shared experience for so many Jews and to know that Ezra Schwartz shared it also, only to die in a terrorist attack in Israel, brings the danger to Israelis and Jews worldwide that much closer to home... and the heart.

Von Trier himself suffers from depression, which may explain the purpose of the slow motion clips at the start of the film, as a warped sense of time is often a shared experienced for those who are depressed.

The commemorative services that religious and civic groups, and governments organize often combine mourning with a shared experience of gratitude for what survivors do have.

This suggests that in the context of supporting transition to parenthood, as opposed to more specific support for people experiencing mental or physical illness, a shared experience of motherhood may for some be a sufficient basis for a 'peer support' experience, even in the absence of other shared characteristics.

The following women discussed a shared experience of feeling ashamed for having sought medical advice: CM1: "I have been going for same thing for 15 years.

The arguments above suggest that synchronisation is not only fundamental for a shared experience of the world – it is a fundamental property of the world that we constitute.