Sentence examples for instead experience from inspiring English sources

It means I never get to see them in action, but instead experience an older helicopter that's scrambled from elsewhere in the country.

Those who go to this prolific American dramatist's work expecting to be outraged or offended or sprung a (sometimes meretricious) surprise may instead experience quite possibly the greatest shock of all.

Instead, experience and common understanding should be gained by a learning-by-doing approach, and by documenting the learnings...[9].

(GW II, 31 2 | VT 31 2) In this sense, there is — at least in principle — no need to appeal to a content given from outside of experience; instead, experience is itself composed or 'integrated' from the posited infinitesimal elements of thought.

The majority of depressed people suffer from insomnia, but there are some who instead experience constant sleepiness and fatigue.

Quite possibly, those who have feared "government takeovers" will instead experience beneficial government regulations that should have been in place for decades already.

Instead, experienced defence solicitors such as Edwards and Nichol say courts are "making it up as they go along".

While they should go to school at that age, they are instead experiencing a life full of violence with no legal support.

But the euro zone is instead experiencing very low inflation, with prices rising by only 0.7% in the year to October, and falling in Greece, Cyprus and Ireland.

Instead, experienced local people, using horses to assist in the heavy work, could start the process of clearing away downed timber and brush.

The phrases articulate, from an appalled, withdrawn mind, all the brutalities of the plot as Angelo planned it, turned into a self-betrayal that he has instead experienced.