Sentence examples for made experience from inspiring English sources

Last year, the World Saxophone Quartet, which has been together in one version or another since 1977, made "Experience" (Justin Time), an album in homage to Jimi Hendrix.

The repeated upheavals during the Tory party's wilderness years have bequeathed a front bench that is just as unknown.This is especially undesirable at a time when anxiety over jobs and mortgages has made experience and trustworthiness vital political commodities.

Nonetheless I am happy to see that, following a proposal I made, experience in science communication is now among the selection criteria for candidates applying for jobs in Research DG.

Hillary Clinton has made "experience" key to her claim to the presidency and tells us she will do the right thing from "day one".

She also suggested that in Clinton's desire to stress her abilities, she made experience her central point thereby "ceding the image of change".

I have already made experiences with online material at university.

"Making experience seem urgent, vital and alive" is exactly what we do.

Words are capable of making experience more vivid, and also of organizing it.

As everywhere else in Jane Eyre, her highly wrought words make experience fresh and intense once again.

For Kant, the categories are justified because they make experience possible.

Republicans used to be known for making experience mandatory for a candidate.