Sentence examples for experience and focus from inspiring English sources

4) A promise to "learn the lessons of recent experience" and focus on conflict prevention as a means of curbing terrorism.

In "It's the Little Things," we have a whole bookload of citations, exemption claims and rule revisions from a black point of view, gathered from Lena Williams's own experience and focus groups.

"The width of his base, hand placement, his leverage, all of those things have gotten better with experience and focus," said Mangini, who refused to make Brown available for comment.

"What our experiment showed is that this shift in perspective, having this distance from yourself, allows you to relive the experience and focus on why you're feeling upset," instead of being immersed in it, said Ethan Kross, the study's lead author.

Many of the students who trained at their centre went on to establish practices in sex therapy across America, and most of the therapeutic practices begun at the clinic, such as assisting couples to more fully experience and focus on basic physical sensations, remain central to contemporary sex therapy worldwide.

We are all about audience experience and focus on getting people as close to the action as possible.

To continue putting our trust and hope in institutions to put things right goes against all our experience and focuses our energy in the wrong place.

Berkeley's approach brings together multiple aspects of the student experience and focuses on five overarching pillars: Community, Competition, Social Good, Wellness and Lifelong Learning.

It presents the historical context of how design relates to the economy of scale, and why underlying forces of that economy reduced the relevance of user experience and focused design practice on appearance.

It offers a personalized classifieds experience and focuses on expanding value proposition by leveraging data and analytics to improve customer relevance and growing the classifieds opportunity on mobile.

Schutz conceived his work as developing a "phenomenological psychology" of "inner experience" and focusing on the invariant features of the life-world toward which theoreticians, including social scientists, turn reflectively.