"experiences no" can be used in written English.
It is used to deny or negate an experience. For example: In the face of adversity, Jane experiences no fear.
She knows no weakness, experiences no doubts.
Mr. Bradley said he experiences no symptoms aside from palpitations.
Our day-to-day experiences no longer translated.
And in his daily experiences, "No, there are almost no racial overtones".
It can cause miscarriages and stillbirths even if the pregnant woman experiences no symptoms.
Spartz experiences no such tension, because he does not distinguish between quality and virality.
(Show me a sibling who experiences no sibling rivalry, and I'll show you an only child).
It is a measure of this book's charm that the reader experiences no such impatience.
He experiences no shock, no horror at what he has done but only a new self-assurance & pleasure.
In this state, part of the contact area (the permanent stick zone) experiences no further slip, whereas other points may experience periods of stick, slip and/or separation.
Just as no one else has had your exact life experiences, no one else speaks your precise language.
