Sentence examples for a sort of experienced from inspiring English sources

If no partner, friends or family are willing, try a post-natal doula - a sort of experienced "rent a mum" - who will do light household tasks, and advise on breastfeeding and other new-baby issues.

Hereditary stands out as a sort of experience that will open eyes to the masochist-like willingness of Alex to place himself in some pretty dark places in the name of a career.

Each depicts the artist in white shirt and striped tie posing as a sort of "everyman" experiencing supernatural occurrences.

Through our portrayal of dark situations, through our description of unfortunate events, what we get is a sort of life experience and an affirmation of life.

They are sort of experiencing a comeback in fashion, too, as worn by model Bella Hadid and Gwyneth Paltrow.

But isn't this a book attempting to provide readers with a sort of religious experience?

Reading it is less like taking a narrative journey than undergoing a sort of occult experience.

"Doing normal weekend errands is a sort of surreal experience," said James Gaddy, a magazine editor who lives on North Ninth Street.

I'm even good on the gray gravel; it's a sort of Zen experience, you do Lamaze breathing as you go.

With the numbers gone, I realized that they, indeed, had forced a sort of automated experience, guiding and constraining my behavior.

The viewing of the film becomes a sort of extreme experience, all the more so for its concentration of the movie's central dramatic elements in its performances and in the composition of its images.