Sentence examples for in which experience from inspiring English sources

This has been a year in which experience has told.

Go back to that sentence about the real world in which experience is bound together by history, evolution, development, learning.

In a sport in which experience often dominates, the new Cup format has many teams hedging their bets.

In his illuminating biography, Blake (1995), Peter Akroyd points out that "there may even have been copies of the combined volumes in which Experience preceded Innocence".

Suzie adds that it was Berkeley, the philosopher not the city, who suggested "a vision of the world in which experience itself was but a thin film".

Yet though men's tennis has become a a physical game in which experience is paramount, there comes a point when a player gets too old.

Then there was the manner in which experienced bowlers tried to chase the game when South Africa batted a second time.

Producers claim the film will explore the formation of memories and the way in which experiences can be altered by emotions.

So 'the quest for a form of language in which experiences paralysing the power of articulation could be expressed' seems, quite literally, a contradiction in terms (trauma is the experience you must never know has happened to you).

Here it's important to note the rich range of ways in which experiences might be directed at the world.

In addition, acculturation often occurs from a bottom-up perspective (Erez and Gati 2004), in which experiences occur in context with peers.