Sentence examples for experience the subject from inspiring English sources
Try or experience the subject of the review.
Indeed, it is rare that a professor gets to so directly experience the subject they are studying.
If a subject experiences a device-related complication and/or adverse experience, the subject is followed up until resolution or until the condition becomes stable and no further change is anticipated.
Without the capacity to experience the subject in anything more than the most surface and prosaic of ways, no wonder pupils find it boring and of no relevance to them.
Heylin's thesis, in this "journey to the dark side of British rock" from The Kinks to Pink Floyd, is that "between 1967 and 1973, at an unprecedented height of international influence for English song, its songwriters addressed (usually from direct personal experience) the subject of madness in their disordered droves".
It is not part of the definition that necessarily at the time of the experience the subject could tell herself, as it were, what realities or state of affairs were then being disclosed to her.
But in her experience the subjects that she thought a poet would write about had not appealed to Leon, who was — who had been — the real thing.
The 11 test subjects took turns blowing those candles out, and, so they'd have the full birthday experience, the subjects were instructed to eat pizza before exhaling as hard as they could.
All have significant experience teaching and/or professional experience in the subject areas of their courses.
It is not only that they have good speeches; their experience is the subject.
