Sentence examples for experience represented from inspiring English sources

It was hard, but people feel very proud of the personal experience represented on film because of the positive effects they have had.

And there is a wide spectrum of African-American experience represented here, from Gullah characters of the Carolinas to the Northern city dwellers.

You only have to look at the talent and experience represented at Bafta BFI lecture series on screenwriting in September to see what we could do here.

Never mind: regardless of one's position it is easy to appreciate what Mr. Hemon calls "the depth and width and beauty of human experience" represented here.

On the other hand, the five-star Cancún experience — represented by resorts like the Ritz-Carlton and Le Meridien, with their beachside cabana restaurants and hoity-toity spas — was well beyond my budget.

Rebecca: I, too, felt thrilled to see this part of experience represented — and for it not just to feel like "girls can be just as gross as boys," which is what stayed with me after "Bridesmaids".

So, in the thought experiment, when Invert, with his G-experiences, sees a red tomato, his experience represents redness; when Nonvert sees the same tomato with his R-experiences, his experiences also represents redness.

He had little experience representing the company in public.

"In fairness you should be obliged to tell the whole truth of our experience representing you as a model.

On birth control, Mr. Weiner proposed to tweak the current policy, perhaps influenced by his experience representing Queens.

In the debate to follow, one question worth considering why nobody with tabloid experience, representing the overwhelming majority of readers and sales, is on this panel?