Sentence examples for experiences stands from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition of these two very different experiences stands, for Friedman, as a metaphor of modern Russia.

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.

Ricky has a great eye for details, the kinds of details that make themed experiences stand out from the rest.

I was drunk every time I even kissed a girl my freshman year, and none of my sexual experiences stand out in my mind as anything other than clumsy and desperate.

These experiences stand to strongly affect the long-term health of displaced populations, and especially present a high risk of developing mental disorders.

One experience stands out because it ended differently.