Sentence examples for interesting experiences of from inspiring English sources

One of the interesting experiences of the last decade in formerly communist parts of Europe has been to see friends rapidly becoming differentiated by profession, Western style.

ROTC (and the active duty that followed) was one of the most interesting experiences of my life, and as much of a learning experience — although of a different kind — as Princeton itself.

My grandfather, John B. Purroy, was born in Venezuela and, though an American citizen, represented that government here for a number of years as its consul, and I look back as among the most pleasurable and interesting experiences of my life to my visits to South and Central America".

Some interesting experiences of micro-teaching (or micro-lecturing) have been reported together with flipped classrooms approaches (cf. Hu, Zhang, & Huang, 2016) as a way to motivate learners and use meaningfully these mobile devices in educational contexts.

It was one of the most interesting experiences of my life and it got me thinking about the actual size of the ocean.

It ended up being an interesting experience of trying to build a business in a bad market.

"Because there are more things to put together," she said, "the juxtapositions become a big part of the interesting experience of those things.

So it's been an interesting experience of micro-celebrity on campus, which makes me realize I don't actually want to be famous in the larger world.

Part of these conversations includes the very interesting experience of working through the basic assumptions I've made about the value of a great college education compared with the reality of paying for it.

No device – I hope – could ever replicate the alarming torrents of stuff that issue forth from hitherto blameless parts of your body, the invigorating sensation of a large infant head "crowning" or the interesting experience of having your perineum embroidered afterwards by a stranger who insists on calling you "mum".

I had the interesting experience of applying and interviewing with one field in mind, only to find my interests expanding with almost every faculty interview in other disciplines.