Sentence examples for key experiences from inspiring English sources

Before his death, Garcia Lorca had reflected back on his time in New York, calling it "one of the key experiences of his life," Mr. Young said.

Take a look, and you'll find that resting and roaming are not key experiences in many of the "young adult" novels on the lists.

But recounting the story of one of the key experiences of European integration, the painter and decorator sounded elegiac, as if describing not current realities but those of a lamented past.

What other key experiences did you have? A. Probably the most important experience I had in that regard was working at Princeton in the dean of the faculty office for a man named Aaron Lemonick.

The dramatic delineation of the chaotic and unpleasant aspects of human life complemented the expression of a transcendent harmony in his music, and both touched on key experiences and themes which were to be explored later in his philosophical meditations.

Norris traces her own racial history on both sides of the family, touching on key experiences: her maternal grandmother, born and raised in Minnesota, spent a period traveling around the Midwest hawking syrup as Aunt Jemima; her father, born and raised in Alabama was shot in the leg and arrested by a white police officer.

But a key experience changed that.

That was really a key experience in theater".

There was a hiatus before the key experience of Black Mountain.

He feels the Second World War was the key experience of his time.

The restless sound of our inner speech is a key experience of this commonality.