Sentence examples for experience of children from inspiring English sources

And we have had experience of children who have passed away.

"The experience of children gives you more to say," she says.

"There are too many incidents in my experience of children becoming ill," the administrator said.

My experience of children on a film set, especially on a big film set like the Potter one, is not wholly positive.

We, as teachers, educators, parents and grandparents, are writing out of huge concern for the deteriorating experience of children in England's primary schools – and the part played by assessment models in this distressing process.

The term originates from adoptive and academic circles to describe the very lived experience of children raised in homes that are phenotypically and culturally different from their birth – people like my colleague Rebecca Carroll, who is black.

Ms. Taylor said that she and Mr. Jackson share more than just the experience of child stardom.

Uzodinma Iweala's first novel, "Beasts of No Nation," published in 2005, gave its readers imagined access to the experience of child soldiers in West Africa.

It is possible that unhealthy lifestyles may explain the stronger association between the experience of child abuse and medical disorders compared to child neglect.

An older respondent reflects on personal experience of child rearing and asks whether nurture is influenced by nature; I think the nature nurture debate is very interesting.

Specifically, women who have too many births and those with births that often occur too close together have unpleasant experience of child survival.