Sentence examples for it's experiential from inspiring English sources

"It's experiential," Professor Carter said.

Like all new and cool things, says Mr Williams, it's "experiential".

His independence isn't financial; it's emotional (in the sense that he actually doesn't care about anyone else, doesn't care what they feel or think) and, above all, it's experiential, based in his impunity, in the belief that he has the charm to get away with whatever he wants.

In other words, it's experiential learning.

"It's experiential, synaesthetic and psychedelic".

RS: It's experiential; it's in the camps.

"It is experiential".

His use of 3-D, however, is less visual than it is experiential: he thrusts viewers into the ecstasy of flying on dragon-like creatures, of climbing, leaping, soaring, tumbling, falling to within an inch of life.

Thus, all interactions with it are experiential and subjective.

So it was ethereal and it is experiential and it is why it's so inexplicable.

It is experiential faith.