Sentence examples for experienced elements from inspiring English sources
Who among us has not experienced elements of both states?
I experienced elements of this in the Phnom Penh National Stadium.
Instead, respondents experienced elements of care planning through different healthcare contacts, in what we term "reactive" care planning.
As all participants experienced elements of information deficit this lends support to our arguments regarding improved information provision for patients.
The original station's arcade may be forever lost to us with the site now occupied by an office building, but New Yorkers once more deserve to experience elements of the monumental gateway that was taken from us more than 40 years ago.
Cheryl Frances-Hoad's new piece for the Schubert Ensemble was partly inspired by visits to a local park, where experiencing elements of the natural world helped her, she says, to respect the land and feel a connection to it; poems by Ted Hughes also played their part in underpinning this 10-minute slow movement that alternates, in the composer's imagery, thistles with ferns.
Virtually near-infinite versions of ourselves, some more robust than others, can experience elements of distant locations and the people -- with a catch.
The correlation experienced between elements and at a mean azimuth cluster angle is identical to the one presented in Figure 1(a) (due to symmetry).
In this way, Thoreau outlines an epistemological task that will occupy him for the rest of his life; namely, to cultivate a way of attending to things that will allow them to be experienced as elements of a meaningful world.
There was only scattered and sporadic contact with delaying forces such as that experienced by elements of the U.S. 11th Armoured Cavalry three kilometers inside Cambodia.
"On the actual ride platform, visitors were hydraulically lifted from a horizontal to vertical position and then moved in sync with our animated camera and experienced 4D elements such as wind, scent, mist and water," he adds.
