Sentence examples for having attended this from inspiring English sources
The phrase "having attended this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has participated in an event or activity, often in a formal or academic context. Example: "Having attended this conference, I feel more equipped to tackle the challenges in our industry."
Fans are going to feel thoroughly fulfilled and kick themselves for not having attended this event or their current almost forty-year-old counterparts, though it's not too late, baby, to catch one of their many benefit concerts in association with this release.
A large percentage of GP respondents agreed or strongly agreed that having attended this module: had allowed them to take better care of their patients (87.6%); had helped them identify patients with chronic disease (84.2%); prompted the development of a CDM patient registry for their practice (88.6%); and prompted them to actively consider CDM guidelines in care delivery (84.7%).
In our cohort 96.9% (n = 94) of students stated that they know what to expect from their final OSCE having attending this program (Mean Likert score 4.38/5.00; SD ± 1.16).
I am glad to have attended this multimedia experiment.
(Some New York Times employees have attended; this reporter has not).
"The washing facilities are not there, but now we have attended this workshop, we have been given that provision to improvise washing facilities.
Rock added that it was strange so much controversy had attended this Oscars when, presumably, many of the previous ceremonies had been all-white.
"But it will not end the public malignancy that has attended this debate and threatens the democratic fabric of our nation".
"As a private citizen, however, with no official locus, it was not appropriate for Mr Werritty to have attended this meeting.
In interviews, Bolaño never dwelled on the bitterness that must have attended this decision, but the tragic thrust of "The Savage Detectives" suggests that he never forgave the world for making him abandon his first love.
A lot of prerelease gossip has attended this plonkingly slow and clonkingly laborious wartime thriller starring Brad Pitt as dashing Canadian airman Max Vatan and Marion Cotillard as Marianne Beausejour, the lissom French spy with whom he falls in love.
