Sentence examples for in a parallel experience from inspiring English sources

You can immerse yourself in a parallel experience of University life of open houses, lectures, and cultural and athletic events, and there are many opportunities for asking questions about procedures and policies.

The U.S. has had a parallel experience in the past decade with the rise of illicit consumption of synthetic opioids and cannabinoids.

The first order of business wasn't the landmark text but an introduction to an onstage audience of people in their 20s who volunteered to participate in the show as auditors of a parallel experience that, through the magic of headsets and soundproofing, only they were privy to.

In doing so, the piece creates a parallel experience to the physical urban environment.

In a parallel to the experience of companies on the Webmission trip, one of the big benefits for the digital mission companies was actually getting to know each other.

When a partner, family member, friend or acquaintance starts talking, resist the urge to chime in with your parallel experience.

(In the kind of parallel experience that seemed to define their lives together, Mrs. Lederer acknowledged earlier that year that she had run recycled letters in Ann Landers's column).

Together we will create an unparalleled experience in a parallel world.

Of significance, are the ways in which these parallel experiences and beliefs intersect and inform understandings about the role of CTs at Foundation House, and in turn, the broader refugee health care context.

Asked how he was preparing himself for his pugilistic debut, Romney, who has made three unsuccessful runs for national office – for president in 2008 and 2012 and for the Senate against Ted Kennedy in 1994 – drew on parallel experiences from a political career which also included stewarding the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics of 2002.

Because the HPA axis responds both to diurnal rhythms and in response to stress, the more tightly orchestrated timing of saliva collections in conjunction with the parallel experiences of being tested may have reduced the "noise" on the day of testing allowing the genetic influences to be observed.