Sentence examples for experiences come from from inspiring English sources

Some of the richest teaching experiences come from contact with the plays.

Rolf Potts (rolfpotts.com), travel blogger and author Sometimes the best travel experiences come from getting fantastically lost.

But some really good stories and some really powerful experiences come from and fit right in the YA genre.

"Perhaps the most effective experiences come from having teachers get out of the way and letting the students play organically, says Mr Levin.

I agree that some of the most enriching experiences come from places with deep, complex political history as well as those with some current discord.

As The Times reported in 1977, "Some of Mr. Prather's experiences come from having had seven 'parents,' including a drug addict, two alcoholics, an institutionalized mentally ill patient, a convicted murderer and a convicted embezzler".

In this way, followers with lower-quality LMX relationships are able to avoid the negative experiences coming from upward social comparison.

A critique of the Argument from Experience for the epistemic value of theistic experiences comes from the facts of religious diversity.

Experiences coming from many cell-culture studies has brought about the concept that tissue and organ reconstruction should be performed in a three-dimensional environment as it normally occurs in vivo.

With experiences coming from three different continents and speaking over eight languages between the three has helped them foster global space partnerships.

One of the first experiences came from the study of Sánchez et al. in 2003 [ 42].