Sentence examples for experiences notes from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Kagan did not share those experiences, notes Charles J. Ogletree, a Harvard law professor who heads an institute named after Justice Marshall's mentor, Charles Hamilton Houston, and who has talked over the years with Ms. Kagan, a former Harvard Law School dean, about her clerkship.

Mr Mehri has written a book on his experiences, "Notes from Toyota-Land," published by Cornell University Press.Outside inForeign Affairs, May/June 2006"The Globally Integrated Enterprise By Samuel J. PalmisanoTechnology has not only allowed firms to reduce their costs, operate from afar, and outsource work to others it has also allowed companies to combine these trends into something new.

But when it's time to turn these experiences, notes and recordings into prose, I fall asleep, and all those pearls of wisdom just fade away like penning a great poem and then leaving it out in the rain.

So it's important to have an exchange of experiences," notes Dr. Usmanova.

He listens as believers in unidentified flying objects compare abduction experiences, noting, "It would be so much easier to believe in alien abductions if they didn't consistently occur when people are drifting in and out of sleep".

And my personal favorite, Airbnb for experiences!" (Note: I am probably the worst this offender on the TC team).

The conjunction effect was modulated by participants' experience reading Japanese manga while growing up, but not by any other measures of participants' background comic reading experiences (note also, our Peanuts stimuli did not graphically resemble manga).

The more digital our lives become, the more we desire emotionally fulfilling and authentic experiences," note the artists.

Teen Club members shared some of their experiences, noting how the club has helped them deal with and overcome their challenges.

"I think the advantage our team has is that we're all industry veterans – we all have 10 to 20 years experience," notes Noori.

"We think of our online behavior as this extremely personal and secretive experience," notes Big Data, "Despite the fact that our every click is being recorded, tracked, and monitored.