Sentence examples for experience remarked from inspiring English sources

"I have seen people have funerals which I don't think they would have wanted," the undertaker, who has 17 years of experience, remarked.

"Project Spartan shows a new Microsoft that is not afraid to depart from legacy in order to deliver a better experience," remarked Carolina Milanesi from Kantar Worldpanel Comtech.

The collaboration was "a very humbling and psychologically healthy experience," remarks Cutler.

I think all students deserve [that] experience," she remarked.

"I was going more on instinct rather than experience," Kosinski remarked.

When asked to address detractors' criticism of his lack of government experience, he remarked: "Well, they've got a point.

In August 2007, Gibson made an appearance in the virtual world Second Life to give a reading of the novel; later reflecting on the experience, he remarked that the Second Life construct was "a lot more corporate" than he had imagined.

But by all indications, Coward was a "serious" writer, compulsively annotating his experience, incessantly remarking on the world around him, working in forms routinely dismissed as entertainment and dwelling on appearances.

For all the articles and often fascinating blog posts (see, for example, Lila Azam Zanganeh's "Has the Great Library of Timbuktu Been Lost?"), few writers have put together the sort of on-the-ground narrative that Hammer has, and fewer have the experience to remark, as Hammer does, that the scene reminds them of Rwanda in 1994.

Notwithstanding this nearly universally shared capacity for aesthetic experience, Schopenhauer remarks that it is enjoyed only occasionally by the majority of people and is enjoyed in a very sustained manner and to a high degree only by the genius.

"Most people go through life dreading they'll have a traumatic experience," she once remarked.