Sentence examples for experience represents from inspiring English sources

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.

If there is anybody who can bring change, it's someone whose life experience represents all the good and the bad".

Cooperative education, in which students alternate between tightly integrated classroom time and paid work experience, represents a humane and pragmatic model.

Three years after Littlejohn's departure, two years after Borton was hastily hired when Oldfield bolted for Maryland, it is fair to wonder if the Minnesota experience represents an anomaly, or is part of the inevitable consequences for women's basketball as it marches forward under the banner of progress.

Here's a scatterplot of changes in real GDP and in the current account since 1997: It's a pretty strong relationship R-squareded of 0.67 — and let's just say that there's no obvious sign here that Latvia's balance of payments experience represents more than a big trade balance improvement thanks to a huge economic contraction, with the deficit reemerging as the economy bounces back a little.

Low level of experience represents nontenured teachers who are still relatively new to the job.

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?

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