Sentence examples for experiences to which from inspiring English sources

"Like the rest of this House, I was appalled to read about these victims and the horrific experiences to which they were subjected," she said.

The experiences to which he lays claim, and the few opinions that he expresses, frequently lack the ring of truth or conviction.

We need do no more than call attention to this, as we gain nothing for our present purpose by singling out the individual experiences to which this assertion alludes.

She traveled to Greece, to Taos (where she met Frieda Lawrence), to Martha's Vineyard — experiences to which, in "News From the World," she devotes the pages that duty necessitates.

At age 27, Strasburg has a franchise that sought to protect his future against the grain, a manager in Dusty Baker who has helped the franchise press the reset button, a superstar in Bryce Harper to help soak up the spotlight, and most importantly, a full suitcase of baseball experiences to which the draw, more than most players will ever know.

At the same time, "Gone Girl" seemed like one of those experiences to which the "cultural uncertainty principle" applies: you can read the book or you can see the movie, but you can't fully embrace both versions, because they'll occupy the same brain-space, obscuring one another.

But that was a marvellous experience to which I can return".

Zidane's charisma accumulates and the film becomes a hypnotic experience to which you must simply abandon yourself.

That said, there are certainly areas of experience to which prose gives me access that poetry does not.

Mr. Lowry said that such ventures help create a way for people to view original art that is removed from the physical experience to which people are accustomed.

The Party was a cause and a world– an incredibly supportive world in my experience – to which people, including his parents and mine, chose to dedicate their lives.