Sentence examples for having to experience from inspiring English sources
It's a welcome relief from having to experience real work.
Vernon told Carol that Matt and Gaye were their alter egos, who absorbed and enacted crises, saving the two of them from having to experience such chaos.
And so it is back to America with him, where he can pine for Zion without having to experience the discomforts of the actual land.
We can feel the buoyancy of the central element in Mr. Biederman's paintings, like "Columbiana" (1999), and appreciate the suggestion of geometric form in "Studio 2001) without having to experience Mr. Biederman's inner struggle.
First, the volunteers were asked to rate the unpleasantness of a shock delivered via electrodes attached to their ankle and say whether they would pay a small amount of money to avoid having to experience it again.
A lot of us are afraid of growing up and having to experience the real world, having to do our own laundry, having to pay for insurance, having to cook for yourself.
