Sentence examples for experience that began from inspiring English sources

Jones's performance was an upbeat conclusion to an experience that began with a return home.

He later sailed to the West Indies, an experience that began his interest in navigation.

It's the Iraq experience that began the process of transforming the ordinary human appetite for disrespecting politicians into an almost unrestrained desire to give them a good kicking, which shot into overdrive after the expenses scandal.

As for any revolution modelled on the Russian experience that began in 1918, he sweepingly declares that no one of any consequence in any Western Communist Party today would maintain that the Soviet Union could serve as a model for revolution in other countries.

The Longer Rules and Shorter Rules (for monasteries) and other ascetic writings distill the experience that began at Annesi and continued in his supervision of the monasteries of Cappadocia: they were to exert strong influence on the monastic life of Eastern Christianity.

Although the book takes captivating detours to England and Spain, and earnestly grapples with issues like whether it's ethical to eat meat, "The Table Comes First" keeps returning to an idea of gustatory experience that began in the years after 1780, in and around a sort of Parisian strip mall called the Palais Royal.

Getting advice from Karen Palevsky is a homey experience that begins with a walk through the galley kitchen of her apartment to the table where her family eats.

"The Abolitionists," a three-part "American Experience" that begins Tuesday night on PBS, is a reminder for our noisy, instant-news present that the great movements of history, whether for civil rights or equality for women or the rights of people with disabilities, take decades to mature, and that presidents and other politicians are often among the last to board the bandwagon.

Leverage a connected array of large high-resolution displays inside a room to alter your perceived reality, and VR is transformed into a lifelike experience that begins to approach the realm of Star Trek's "Holodeck".

But it's the idea of a corner storefront that makes viewing What Lies Inside, Stays Inside an experience that begins the moment you see the window display, even from feet away.

As I went on and directed "The Myth of Fingerprints," I had some experiences that began to shape my screenplay for "World Traveler".