Sentence examples for experience soaking from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he will not be best left on the sidelines, dwelling on the experience, soaking it all up.

I savoured the experience: soaking up the vivid blue restoration of the Last Judgement, finding Michelangelo's frowning face in the distance, and moving at leisure from the Separation of Light from Darkness on.

The experiences soaked in.

The area, which is flood-prone, experienced soaked and collapsed floods in 1998.

Try to imagine that these positive experiences are soaking into you.

"I can say that I'm really going to enjoy the experience and soak it in, but I'm not coming to the Olympics to be last".

Certainly, it sometimes felt that the reality of football in today's Brazil is not so much the dynamic, beautiful game as the passive consumer experience: people soak up the action on flat-screen TVs in bars and on sofas, in between commercial breaks for beer and petrol.

It's not just about London, it's about ways of ordering and seeing a city; and even if it had been about Stockholm or Bratislava I'd have read it, if it had been written by the same writer, because anyone who wants to write, and not just about buildings or the urban experience, should soak themselves in Ian Nairn's prose.

The collective human experience is soaked in bullshit narratives created so we never truly tap into our own powers.

Countless times have I made the drive back and forth between my parents' homes, able to experience and soak in the ineffable treasures of their presence and being.

"I do like a wood tub, because it echoes the Japanese onsen soaking experience," he said, referring to the country's hot springs.