Sentence examples for experience herself from inspiring English sources

Beinecke says she expects to get a lot out of the experience herself.

Beckett is particularly sympathetic as she went though the experience herself.

Wood has never had a ghostly experience herself but is fascinated by the psychological aspects of ghosts.

Though she remembers little of the experience herself, her parents talked about their fears for years afterward.

With time, it became clearer to the nurse that Sister Seema was there only to help and to learn from the experience herself.

Anne of Austria felt a strong attraction for him: he was a handsome man, eloquent and charming; devoid of political experience herself, she accepted his advice unquestioningly.

She says she has had paranormal experiences herself and is convinced they can't be explained in purely human terms.

Even an intimate like Sophia Peabody thought she had gone too far in pontificating on something she had not experienced herself: marriage.

I ask whether that sort of desolation is something she's experienced herself and she seems surprised I even needed to check: "Oh, I think we've all felt that".

Immediately that person experiences herself to exist in a world of a certain kind, with certain abilities to move around, and fight, and so on.

Gender bias is something that she never experienced herself, other than the occasional assumption when she came back from the United States that it was to work for her husband rather than heading her own lab.