Sentence examples for experiencing that day from inspiring English sources
Is it too fanciful to imagine that everything Forster must have been experiencing that day – a confusion of love, sadness, disappointment and possibly anger – was projected on to the caves, and took form in the imagined attack?
There was really nothing in New York I felt that could even come close to what we were experiencing that day, and we made a commitment to bring that experience to the United States and nothing short of it.
In addition, the patients themselves used a visual analog scale to make a global assessment of their condition (patient global assessment: 0 = very good; 100 = very bad) and to rate the pain they were experiencing that day (patient pain score: 0 = no pain; 100 = most severe pain).
You have no idea what that other driver or the other drivers are experiencing that day, so give everyone the benefit of the doubt that they are not intentionally out to make you mad by driving slowly.
Then, each evening before bed for 14 days, they completed a series of questionnaires that asked about their experiences that day.
The History Channel's version, "10 Days to D-Day," does the same thing, but less obtrusively and more effectively: ordinary veterans talk about their experiences that day, and then re-enactments recreate the drama in flashback form.
"I made a left instead of a right to check in with my bosses and it probably saved my life," said Mr. Rodriguez, who still finds it difficult to talk about his experiences that day.
"New York September 11," the Magnum book, is organized essentially as a series of picture essays by individual photographers, whose accounts of their own experiences that day provide the only accompaniment to the pictures.
A survey conducted around the country showed that 11 months after the attacks, individuals' recollections of their experience that day were consistent with their initial accounts (given in September 2011) only 63% of the time.
