Sentence examples for later experiences from inspiring English sources

Early experiences don't determine a life, but they set pathways, which can be changed or reinforced by later experiences.

The puzzling thing to me about the writer's later experiences is that she did not seek the services of midwives for the subsequent births.

She says she has observed McIvor process the sorrow of later experiences through "painting something so beautiful to cancel that out".

Bray writes of Connery's encounters with the anti-psychiatrist RD Laing (they dropped acid together), and of his later experiences with exponents of Reich's theory that all neuroses were products of blocked libido.

When the war ended he made his way to England, where he lived and wrote for some years, publishing "A World Apart" seven years before Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn drew on similar but somewhat later experiences to write "A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" and gain an international readership.

Spark's autobiographical writing hints at some of the ways in which her personality informs the tone and themes of her work, and how the personality and thus the work were affected by later experiences – in her case, travel, divorce, motherhood, religious conversion, employment, and illness.

Decades later, after experiencing (or faking) psychotic episodes, he returned to secular life as a professional artist.

But he said he later experienced swelling and pain.

We leave marriages that have become difficult, and later experience loneliness and terrible searing regret.

He later experienced the looting of Constantinople (Istanbul) in 1204 by the Crusaders from the West.

At first successful in his wars against Assyria, he later experienced heavy defeat.