Sentence examples for experiences stand from inspiring English sources

Both experiences stand out in Pettitte's mind as the pinnacle of the New York rivalry, which will resume on Friday when the Yankees and Mets begin a three-game series at Yankee Stadium.

Their experiences stand in contrast to countries that only recently established seasonal worker schemes, such as New Zealand and Australia.

Do "visual experiences stand to the whole field of consciousness in the part-whole relation?" (2002, p. 54).

Or Lockwood (1989, p. 88): co-consciousness is "the relation in which two experiences stand, when there is an experience of which they are both parts".

One proposed response to this challenge is to regard qualities such as the familiar and the ordinary as positively appreciable as a counterpart to those qualities that make some experiences stand out for being intense and extraordinary.

AT: Tons of experiences stand out.

With all those powerful hormones, does personal psychology or experience stand a chance?

Research shows graduates without work experience stand little chance of securing a job.

Graduates without work experience stand little chance of securing a job this year despite a rise in vacancies, research suggests.

Between 44th and 45th Streets is the MTV studio; for an authentic experience, stand outside and scream (popular recording artists you have never heard of are probably inside).

Getting these signals from consumers is very difficult from a UI and user experience stand point, he says.