Sentence examples for experiences more than from inspiring English sources
Members of subsequent generations, they say, are more likely to have postmaterialist values, prizing experiences more than goods.
America, whose gun population now equals its human one, experiences more than one mass shooting a day.
The city in second with the worst rush hours is Washington, which apparently experiences more than one kind of gridlock, followed by San Francisco and then Seattle.
Whenever the city experiences more than two inches of rain in a day, the flow overloads the treatment plants, and overflow valves release untreated sewage into New York waterways.
(How's this for suppressed hostility?) When Monster was recorded, however, we do know that he was married with children, and it is those experiences – more than any supposed carousing – that shape his act.
No Hollywood star made a debut on Broadway last year craving those experiences more than Hunter Parrish, a supporting actor on the Showtime series "Weeds" who took on the role of the rebellious Melchior in the musical "Spring Awakening".
As a result of the inversions, riders experienced more-than-usual head banging.
They have already experienced more than any child should.
Children seemed to enjoy the shelter experience more than adults.
Manganese Bronze has experienced more than one economic cycle.
Having experienced more than enough combat, I understand this sentiment.
