Sentence examples for larger experiences from inspiring English sources

"People are looking for larger experiences in a cyberworld" that becomes ever more "like eating candy".

The larger experiences that you mentioned often come from the small moments in fiction; the pivot in the plot of a novel, or the retroactive rethinking that goes on when you get to last line of a short story.

The internet enables university ideas (and maybe university teaching) to reach a far wider and less conventional audience of potential learners, studiers with far larger experiences than the normal teenage-to-20s students.

In cancer imaging audits of larger experiences often throw up discrepancies from early reports, most often a failure for the test in question to live up to its early promise.

Historical experience suggests that hormone-receptor negative tumors are far more likely to achieve pCR than hormone-receptor positive tumors (20% versus 5% in a retrospective analysis) [ 7], and similarly ductal carcinomas may often achieve pCR whereas lobular carcinomas rarely do (less than 3% in larger experiences with up to 100 patients).

But the single player is just one aspect of a much, much larger experience".

Bauby's book is concise and lyrical; the film is expansive and sensual, pungent and funny — a much larger experience.

For me and others around me, though, the tea seemed to be just one part of a larger experience.

For every film or bestseller or PlayStation blockbuster about that tiny minority of commandos, the public misses another shot at the larger experience of soldiering in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The new downtown productions, by embedding theater inside a larger experience, have so far been able to persuade many people to pony up for novelty.

Although well-constructed objects have form, the aesthetic comes only when external form fits our larger experience.