Sentence examples similar to chosen experience from inspiring English sources
In Bolton and Pompeo, Trump has chosen experienced professionals, but he is setting them up for failure if they are not allowed to make their departments work.
Nixon chose "experience counts" as his campaign slogan in 1960 and boasted that he had spent "a lifetime getting ready".
Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, who needs a strong finish here to keep his campaign going, appealed in a new television advertisement to independent voters to "choose experience and independence".
When Honda pulled out, Ross Brawn chose experience over youth, as the team needed all the help development wise it could get.
You can choose experience or not.
"I think the voters chose experience and history in the city over a newcomer," she said.
ISG chose experience over youth, a move the company says allowed it to restart its east side plant several months sooner than anyone expected.
As an ethical system, it placed on each person "a moral obligation" to chose experiences of "mixing on the thronged and common road" where we can "least see the size of one another's burdens" (1902/2002, 8 7).
We all choose experiences and miss out on other ones.
It's about knowing what stereotypes limit her and how to reject these, and choosing experiences that help her grow her true identity.
