Sentence examples for defining experiences from inspiring English sources

Both have been defining experiences.

But then perhaps that's one of the defining experiences of being British right now.

"Psychoanalysis, the talking cure, is strangely silent about siblings," and yet "having siblings is one of the defining experiences of childhood, with lifelong reverberations".

The nightmarish vision of modern flying machines delivering death from the skies was a futurist's dream – the perfect marriage of modernity and war, inseparable bedfellows and defining experiences of the 20th century.

Childless women are too often treated with suspicion or pity; it is assumed that they have missed out on one of the defining experiences of womanhood and their lives must be lesser as a result.

Its persistent online world and co-operative adventuring is new to PlayStation and Xbox, and Destiny is likely to become one of the first defining experiences of the new platforms.

It was a defining experience.

My four months in Ghana turned out to be a defining experience.

"The Vietnam war was a defining experience in the US," he says.

To the nascent explorer, this can be the defining experience that kindles the passion for science.

Shakespeare's two greatest plays have always been a defining experience for RSC directors.