Sentence examples for connected with experience from inspiring English sources

Age is closely connected with experience: the older the doctor the more experience he has.

This, too, is directly connected with experience of having watched it happen.

Thus, hitting the send button is connected with experiencing relief, again, a stimulus for getting them out as quickly as possible.

People with low social connection (those with fewer people they want to connect with) experience more anxiety, depression, and higher inflammation and a shorter life than smokers and those with obesity or heart disease.

"I'm interested in the words, and how they sound to me, how words connect with experience, of fear, of anxiety".

Added to that was the strange realization that Disney was not an escape or a palliative for Owen but his principal tool for connecting with experience — making sense of it rather than feeling overwhelmed or mobbed.

In Zagajewski's best poems, he has succeeded in making the space of the imagination connect with experience; things seen and heard and remembered in all their limits and sorrow and relished joy have the same power for him as things conjured.

Connecting with people, connecting with places, connecting with memories and connecting with experiences.

That the aesthetic experience is connected with the experience of making can be seen in the fact that if we believed a product to be of some primitive people, and then discovered that it was a product of nature, it would be perceived differently.

"He'd do anything he could to make sure you connected with the experience".

background: Prior to this lesson, students should be instructed to bring in several personal objects connected with their experience of September 11 , 2001