Sentence examples for experience lying from inspiring English sources

For instance, she gives a blow-by-blow account of her six-hour marathon of memory testing, and of her experience lying prone in each brain scanner.

There is still an opportunity to arrest the slide, although expectations are of a fraught experience lying in wait for the Edinburgh side.

Often a place where there are lots of locals there is an authentic cultural experience lying ahead of you.

Some aspects of human experience lie beyond humour.

In other words, nothing in a person's experience lies beyond meaningful statement about it.

After extensive firsthand research, I have come to believe that the essence of the water-park experience lies at the border between two vital forces: surrender and control.

We all of us 'get' the value of the cherished object and perhaps in that experience lies the path to inner-shedness".

That experience lies in "Tigers the Exhibition: Tracking a Legend," a multimedia show at the South Street Seaport built around the work of the filmmaker and photographer Carol Amore.

Writing as an ecologist, not just as a student of history, Flannery notes: "The very essence of the frontier experience lies in the extent of its resources, and when resources are boundless, why conserve them or even utilize them efficiently?

That experience lies behind her criticism last weekend of Mo Yan's Nobel prize as a "catastrophe", rewarding a writer whom she claims "celebrates censorship" and is too close to the Chinese regime.

For much of its history, the Brotherhood's main managerial experience lay in its grassroots social work: clinics, classes and food-handouts in some of Egypt's poorest areas.