Sentence examples for experience expanded from inspiring English sources

The experience expanded O Halloran's photographic horizons.

The experience expanded his horizons more than he knew at the time, he said, and gave him a window into a different world.

Father Foley said the work experience expanded the horizons of students from poor neighborhoods where expectations of success are hard to come by.

She might have simply written a memoir of her experience, expanded with some historical background, as she did in her previous book, "Arthur Fiedler: Papa, the Pops, and Me," a candid account of her relationship with her father, the crusty, self-absorbed longtime conductor of the Boston Pops.

Such experience expanded design limitation to a new material in addition to fur for students.

His resources expanded with his experience, and his experience expanded with his vision.

Death is overcome, mental experience expands beyond recognition, and our descendants colonize the universe.

"Here we have technology that was supposed to enhance the consumer experience, expand their ability to use media, and now we find we're going in the exact opposite direction," said Mark Cooper, research director at the Consumer Federation of America.

In bold moves that have garnered praise, emulation and controversy, Mr. Botstein has promoted a three-part agenda: rethinking musical programming and the concertgoing experience; expanding the orchestral repertory and challenging notions of an accepted canon; and bridging the often huge gap between the world of the performing arts and the university.

Our preliminary experience expands previous reports and confirms the possible efficacy of acetazolamide in CADASIL migraine.

Another challenge: Ethnic Chinese banks as a group have little experience expanding beyond Chinese communities.