Sentence examples for experiences at that time from inspiring English sources

This, and other experiences at that time, made me even more determined to continue to show practical solidarity with the Eritreans who were demonstrating the indomitable spirit, which had, for years, enabled them to fight poverty, famine, and armed Ethiopian aggression.

Clinicians had documented their captivity experiences at that time, including the nature of any torture they experienced.

In turn, Dmowski's experiences at that time convinced him of the existence of an international "Judeo-Masonic conspiracy, unfriendly towards Poland and intrasigently hostile to his [Endecja] party".

While I could write forever with regard to my own experiences at that time and what occurred after my second diagnosis that was followed by a double mastectomy and reconstruction, what I learned along the way taught me so very much about having to be my own advocate and searching for as much information as I could find to help me.

We had a long talk about whether it's more important to create a lasting record of performances or to focus on them as things that you experience at the time that they happen.

To some degree, the view of 1995 depends on each member's experience at that time.

Complicating matters, state and federal officials had little experience at that time trying to move whole towns.

Under his leadership the new country enjoyed substantial economic growth more than any other post-communist country in the region was experiencing at that time.

" 'Poison' is a film that speaks to both life and death," Mr. Sachs said, adding that while it was an artistic revitalization, "it also bore intimate witness to the death and horror that we were experiencing at that time".

The event was so disturbing that it disrupted the information processing system of the brain, and the memory therefore became encoded with the emotions, physical sensations and beliefs experienced at that time.

But she noted that Mr. Greyhavens largely neglected what she felt was a crucial part of the Chinese-American experience at that time: their resistance to, and in some cases, striking legal victories as a result of, the violence.