Sentence examples for expressing experience from inspiring English sources

Linguistically experimental, the narrative is adept at expressing experience "so hard to put into words", capturing what it's like to feel "broken in this broken place", and emotions as "dark and roiling" as the weather.

Her kindness made it possible for generations of students to acquire the skills to express, experience and enjoy a lifetime of music.

Axelrod is enthralled by the myriad ways different people combine words and sentences to express experience.

These meta-functions relate to specific strands of meaning in the clause, reflecting the requirement of language use to express experience, interpersonal relationships and text organisation respectively.

After all, artists -- like all of us -- are permitted to express experience through their own vision rather than through received knowledge.

I remember the early days of hip-hop — I had the sense that a new form was arising to express experiences that weren't yet widely depicted, and that its aesthetic characteristics were integral to this communciation.

Both instructors recognized the need to develop disciplinary sense-making aligned with their expressed experiences with Summative Assessments.

In particular, some have expressed experiencing non-welcoming attitudes and even discriminatory practices from dental professionals [ 6– 8].

All of the interviewees expressed experiences belonging to more than one category (range: 2-11 of the 15 categories/sub-categories).

This study involved interviewing students who had participated in different undergraduate research experiences and then carefully coding their expressed experiences for indicators or counterindicators of ownership.

Our interviewees highlighted the importance of the transition between the diagnostic and treatment processes, as they expressed experiences of abandonment after the neuropsychiatric evaluation was complete.