Sentence examples for experiences of flight from inspiring English sources
The human pretension to know what is true and important is lampooned by comparing it to the pretension of the cicada and turtle dove to know by their own experiences of flight the possibilities of how high creatures can fly.
Viewers power and control the installation with the help of motion-sensing Kinects, making their way through three transformative experiences of flight.
In some ways, the swift, almost brutal discombobulating experience of flight serves to reinforce perceived barriers and divides, confronting us joltingly and jarringly with our differences.
Collins calls our attention to the experience of flight attendants to illustrate one of the ways our world has changed since then.
How simple and yet how immense and exact to the experience of flight that phrase "you turn the landscape round" is.
There have been many airline campaigns that use words like "above" and "climbing" to suggest the experience of flight, Others include "Up, up and away" for Trans World Airlines, "Rising" for United and "Up" for the Oneworld alliance of carriers.
Hynes relies on contemporary letters and diaries, a choice that leaves the strategic import of the air war hazy but captures the flyers' perspective and the rackety, exhilarating experience of flight.
"What is changing is that there is no promise of change, only a sort of numb acceptance of the beleaguered experience of flight," Christopher Schaberg writes in "The End of Airports" (Bloomsbury), a wandering but well-fuelled study of air travel's fading profile in our digitally transported age.
Among that era's architectural monuments was Saarinen's great symbol of the jet age, the T.W.A. terminal, built from 1956 to 1962 (shown in photographs), whose two biomorphic shells were intensively designed and outfitted to convey the experience of flight.
"We're working on some things that will seek to bring this unusual experience of flight to a wider audience, beyond the events and displays we're doing".
