Sentence examples for change and experience from inspiring English sources
Next thing you know, he'll be saying there's no difference between "change" and "experience".
The choice that has been set up for Democrats, between change and experience, is a false one.
"Some people think you should have to choose between change and experience," Mrs. Clinton said in Concord.
In what has become a campaign mantra, Mr. Richardson emphasizes that while Mr. Obama says he represents change and while Mrs. Clinton touts her experience — "with Bill Richardson, you get both, change and experience".
The poll suggests that voters are examining Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama, the two leading candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination, in much the same framework as their campaigns are presenting them, as a choice between change and experience.
Live to see the leaves change again and experience the joy of company.
It changes, and experiencing each variation brings him in closer touch with his loss.
We are here to witness these endless changes and experiences in life.
Tentatively, we suggest that it is this inhibition of affect-related somatosensory activity that can lead to a decoupling of somatic changes and experienced affect, and to a reduction of negative phenomenal experience, as observed in the current study.
As shown in Additional file 1: Figure S1, the dyadic relationship of cancer couple dyads is conceptualised as an interaction involving communication dynamics, living with changes, and experiencing the negative and positive impacts of coping with cancer.
