Sentence examples for experience yields from inspiring English sources

Tilson Thomas has found that bringing democracy to the orchestral experience yields specific musical results.

"When we have an experience... on successive occasions, we quickly begin to adapt to it, and the experience yields less pleasure each time," he writes.

His experience yields perhaps two of the greatest literary responses to prison, The Ballad of Reading Gaol and his neglected masterpiece, De Profundis.

Religious experience yields only a glimpse of the holy and provides only a partial, but original insight.

Our study suggests that increasing levels of experience yields increasing agreement among femoral version measurements following IM nailing.

The latter, moreover, "implies guidance by the general conclusions which analysis of experience yields," calculating the "distant effects" on lives "at large" (Spencer, 1981: 162 5).

Studies of the familiar tip-of-the-tongue experience yield analogous results.

The experience yielded vivid experiences, a rich store of knowledge, a book about their adventures, The Beckoning East (2006), and a passionate interest in felt, on which subject Mary soon became a world authority.

That experience yielded "Thracian Echoes" (2002), an exotic tour that begins with sliding string figures that evolve into modal, often mournful themes, then makes its way to a set of manic, richly orchestrated folk dances.

That experience yielded an additional dividend: It got her to thinking about how humans have measured themselves against the whole earth, and she is now writing a history of around-the-world travel, "from Magellan the Iberian explorer to Magellan the GPS".

Neither scientist won the Spanish final, but the experience yielded an opportunity.