Sentence examples for experiences introducing from inspiring English sources

The guides offer historical, unexplored glimpses of the city "as perceived through the lens of homelessness" while interweaving their own experiences, introducing a new social consciousness into walking tours.

Finally, respondents were asked, in some cases, to retrospectively assess their career interests and training experiences, introducing the potential for incomplete/inaccurate recollections or recall bias.

There are several published studies that describe medical schools' experiences introducing EBM in their curriculum and teaching these concepts to undergraduates, with variable outcomes [ 15- 19].

The exogenous, latent variables were the six factors and the endogenous, latent variable was outpatient experiences, introducing a second-order analysis examining the correlations among the first-order factors to examine predictions on the endogenous variable.

One of the great childhood experiences introduced by the cinema is the first wondrous occasion when we see a film played backwards.

But the joy and liberation of these sexual experiences introduced a new strain into Goethe's poetry, as in the famous fifth "Roman Elegy," in which he describes counting the beat of hexameters on his lover's naked back.

It's an exciting space that can open people up to new experiences, introduce different cultures, and teach us a lot about ourselves.

Many of the learning experiences introduce the children to scientific terminology, with both teachers and teacher aides building up children's knowledge of the Field in this way.

Users generally respond well to new and innovative products because these experiences introduce new ways we can interact with our environments and create new contexts for human-machine interactions.

Random experiences introduce the potential for new opportunities.

The insults have become part of the Warren experience: introducing her in Philadelphia, the Senate candidate Katie McGinty said, "And you know what?