Sentence examples for experience to accept from inspiring English sources
But if the Palestinian leader passes up this last-post chance, he could be facing an opponent who believes that only Israel has red lines, and that the Palestinians have to learn, through experience, to accept what is offered.No help from the PalestiniansMr Arafat may understand this very well.
Nevertheless, it is difficult for many who lack practical laboratory experience to accept their existence.
These positive emotions enabled learning by providing space for students to build their skills and experiences, to accept weaknesses and to feel free to ask questions.
Gidsy will distribute the card readers to its regular experience purveyors to accept payments at the point-of-experience.
It's easier to invalidate your own experience than to accept it.
Subjects are taught to focus on moment-to-moment experiences and to accept their negative thoughts rather than trying to avoid them.
For example, in looking at a straight stick in water, even though it appears bent, we know from past sense experiences not to accept the testimony of our senses at face value in such situations because we have learned that straight sticks look bent in water.
For many people, this discrediting of their experience is hard to accept.
And, unless the Obamas have learned nothing from the Clintons' experience, his decision to accept the speaking fee should finally put to rest any notions that Michelle might run.
Neuroticism measures degrees of emotional stability, Extraversion describes degrees of interpersonal interactions, Openness to experience estimates willingness to accept novel ideas, Agreeableness estimates the quality of interpersonal orientation, and Conscientiousness estimates motivation in goal-directed behaviour [7].
We had expected their response to more closely resemble respondents with personal experience with heart disease, but apparently respondents did not draw on family members' experiences, when deciding to accept a personal treatment offer.
