Sentence examples for he experienced something from inspiring English sources

He experienced something different.

But last Sunday afternoon he experienced something he never had before.

But instead of feeling compromised as an auteur, Mr. Rudolph recalled, he experienced something new.

Before his amiable narrator sussed that an eternity of happiness – the perfect breakfast sausage, the return of his favourite corduroy trousers, endless exceptional golf scorecards and an audience with Judy Garland – might eventually pall, he experienced something really worth getting excited about.

When Arsene Wenger coached his 2003-04 toan to an unbeaten season, he experienced something few managers are lucky enough to find in their careers.

The author, 44, said he experienced something of a religious awakening at age 13 while attending a church camp, where he heard Dylan's "Slow Train Coming," a song born of the singer's embrace of evangelical Christianity in 1979.

There is no guilt; in fact he experiences something like the opposite of guilt, and the rhapsodic ending recalls the surging epiphanies of Flannery O'Connor.

In a novel by an Indian expatriate shrewdly targeted at an American audience, he experiences something between a Western-style near-death event and the passage of the Hindu soul between incarnations.

As a matter of fact, I find it rare for a man to emote or use intuition much at all when he experiences something with a brand new love interest.

It struck him, he said, that he had experienced something comparable to racial profiling.

Speaking by telephone on Friday, Mr. Singer said he had experienced something similar when making "X-Men".