Sentence examples for experience to step back from inspiring English sources

It's an amazing experience to step back in time and walk in the footsteps of Churchill, glimpsing what life would have been like during the tense days and nights of the Second World War.

Rich Moskal, who has run the city's film office for more than 20 years, has had enough experience to step back and assess how this has played out: "I can't help but think that Dick Wolf's endorsement of Chicago — by being here and growing that franchise — sent a very loud message to other producers, whether it's 20th Century Fox Television or Amazon or Netflix".

Brooke's experience has forced Peggy to step back from that moment to an earlier one: the moment of confronting one's own horrific circumstances and choosing, at least for now, to keep on living.

To walk at ancient street levels through the necropolis is an exciting experience for those who love to step back in time.

"The minute you experience it it's impossible to step back and forget it," says the functional geneticist who runs the skeletal disease program at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals in Tarrytown, New York.

VATICAN CITY (RNS) The personal secretary of former Pope Benedict XVI denied that the pontiff resigned as a consequence of a "mystical experience" in which God "told me" to step back from the papacy.

It can also facilitate organizational learning Our early experience of NHS CRS implementation led us to step back a little from concerns with outcomes and impact.

To be able to step back and really reflect about how you experience each moment of your life.

They want to step back, they don't want to repeat that experience ever again.

For Mr. Farina, the whole experience of playing Detective Joe Fontana on one of the most successful franchises in television has been a chance to step back into the light.

To step back.