Sentence examples for experience that contributes from inspiring English sources
Many of the most successful international brands in China are those offering Chinese millennials an experience that contributes to a public identity creation — from something as seemingly mundane as sipping a latte at Starbucks, to participation in the global cultural zeitgeist through a Hollywood blockbuster.
The logical alternative, yet an alternative as well based on the empirical range of human difference, holds that gender and sexuality no longer be premised on only two categories of genital anatomy, but by an unbounded continuum of human experience that contributes to the formation of myriad desires.
Either can be a rich experience that contributes to children's development or not, depending on what goes on in the setting.
Breathe freely and ask within, "What am I to learn here?" And if it doesn't become clear to you, then you can in faith say, "Thank you" for the experience that contributes to your greater knowing.
He devised the insurance concept of estate planning and considered his years in business a valuable human experience that contributed to the substance of his music.
In 1959 and 1960, Mr. Polke completed a glass-painting apprenticeship, an experience that contributed to his lifelong attraction to transparency.
Before the post office, he worked as a dishwasher and later as a draftsman for the Northrop aircraft company, interpreting blueprints, an experience that contributed to the dark, matte industrial blues of his early paintings.
It is concluded that current questionnaire scales inadequately reflect the many aspects of experience that contribute toward computer attitudes.
Mutual relations between QoE and multiple perceivable characteristics of the experience that contribute to its quality, referred to as QoE features, are found to be highly and positively correlated, and are further quantified using multiple linear regression models.
The specific components of faculty "experience" that contributed to the determination of the ISC global subjective rating are currently under investigation.
Some people have had positive experiences that contribute to greater resilience.
