Sentence examples for having really experienced from inspiring English sources

Mindy wants to expand into addictive legal pills, though they're barely breaking even, but then the 2016 election drives sales through the roof and everything wraps up in a calm and mellow way, without the viewer ever having really experienced any tension or anxiety.

In the days after 9/11, it was common to hear people say that it was the first time Americans had really experienced terrorism on their own soil.

On Friday, however, Ms. Shvarts insisted she had really experienced "repeated, self-induced miscarriages," although she said that she had not known if she was actually pregnant.

Even before you see the numbers, you can tell if someone has really experienced a trade by the words they use to describe it.

When you hear someone say it as though they had really experienced it, you know right away that it's a cliche because people just say it wrong".

"The atmosphere in the changing room after the Chelsea win was fantastic, it's the first time I've really experienced that here.

Very few people have actually experienced the types of media under discussion, just as few people had really experienced a true 3D movie until they saw Avatar.

But what about our younger people, those too young to have really experienced the bubble?

Results from other studies show that patients who have really experienced follow-up performed by a breast-care nurse (Earnshaw and Stephenson, 1997) or by their general practitioner are very satisfied with it (Grunfeld et al, 1999).

You don't know what you've just experienced, because you've never really experienced anything like it before. .

We trust ourselves to what we can't know for sure because of what we've really, solidly experienced.