Sentence examples for experience drawing from inspiring English sources

Each of the works-in-progress that came out of this process is using new tools and techniques to experiment with various concepts from the changing landscape of cinematic experience, drawing heavily from interactivity, theater, immersive installations, and game design.

It is a powerful account of the convict experience, drawing heavily on documentary sources.

It was a fascinating experience, drawing on expertise from academics, HR professionals and ECU members.

It's both compelling and humbling, and as these images become part of the musical narrative they heighten our experience, drawing us deeper into opera's charged realm.

"It's above a cake shop," said Betteridge, modestly describing an operation where 15 senior engineers are honing the MyEye user experience, drawing on lessons learned from the gaming sector.

The magazine's current editor, Charles Howgego, is "rather interesting", says Bird, "because he wants to reinvent The Big Issue outside of his own experience, drawing on the past 17 years".

But the beta experience drew a mixed reaction.

Some Maidan-linked figures with no government experience drew cheers and whistles.

Among other benefits, she said, the camp experience drew her closer to Jewish traditions and beliefs.

These soldiers of fortune, with experience drawn from subjugating the black majority, were an embarrassing export for the post-apartheid rulers of South Africa.

Last year, Mr. Cox ran for a congressional seat on Long Island and lost a bitter primary battle, but the couple said the experience drew them even closer.