Sentence examples for experiencing all the from inspiring English sources

"There is a Tamil community in Paris, but not a very big one, and it's still experiencing all the tensions of the conflict.

I would be experiencing all the vaunted "quality of life" the north offers … and that so many young people relinquish for the daily hell that is a London commute.

I want to be on the real sea, stuck out there with a company of actors experiencing all the absolute nightmares that you have when you try to shoot at sea.' " He was aware, he said, that his blend of reality and artifice "ends up being a combination that is not quite one thing or the other, but is its own thing".

Given the chance to try whale in Tokyo, I said okay, at the same time experiencing all the familiar feelings that go along with eating a forbidden thing: guilt, a little giddiness, a pinch of dread.

He is experiencing all the "firsts" that he can later teach his younger siblings.

"My teammates mean everything to me and I want to be out there experiencing all the good times and all the rough times with them".

"As our representative you have a duty to experience all the pleasures we were denied".

He's gone through the gamut of emotions at the club – he's experienced all the highs and lows.

Drive down the main prospect of Minsk and you experience all the grand, intimidating swagger of high Soviet architecture.

After a few shifts, Sasha may feel that she's experienced all the "normality" she's ever going to need.

"You get to experience all the most exciting things from a whole lifetime condensed into two hours.