Sentence examples for is experienced differently from inspiring English sources

It is experienced differently by different people: my rock bottom might be your straitened existence, which might be his comfortable lifestyle.

In particular, the exact nature of this problem is difficult, as it is experienced differently from different social, structural and geographical locations.

The obvious conclusion on the basis of our findings that breathlessness is experienced differently in different conditions would be to refine its management and tailor interventions to specific patient groups.

Others with an unrealistic faith in the diagnostic system may experience that rating personality disorders is more difficult, and that although agreement is substantial, sometimes behaviours and reactions in the same person is experienced differently by different raters, even when using the same diagnostic system to rate the behaviours.

It can't be seen or touched, and it is experienced differently by everyone, therefore it is difficult to measure.

It can't be seen or touched, and it is experienced differently by everyone, therefore it is difficult to measure.

Fatigue is a symptom, not a disease, and it's experienced differently by different people.

Children's understanding of gratitude matures as they get older, and so gratitude may be experienced differently at different ages.

However, we anticipate that much of the main argument positing that risk exposure and resilience are experienced differently by different kinds of households within dryland areas, and that this matters for resilience programming in dryland areas, remains valid if perhaps in need of updating and refining should more current multi-site household data sets become available.

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To be "one of many" or "one of the only" are experienced differently by different ethnic groups.