Sentence examples for make an experiential from inspiring English sources

"O.K., let's say that you want to make an experiential piece that invites people to inhabit that sort of emptiness.

So, I made an experiential to-do list and read it aloud to my roommate while she was trying to do something else.

After the success of his last doc, Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare, an investigation into the failings of the US healthcare system, he was keen to try something different, "to make a much more experiential, on-the-ground, character-driven vérité film".

Keri Russell is a pathologically Darcy-philic, single thirtysomething American who blows her life savings on a trip to England's Austenland, a country house made into an experiential theme park where anachronistically buff, bronzed butlers smirk and actors dressed as Darcy-ish fops fawn over guests paying for faked Regency romance.

Huge photo-murals illustrate the home environments of the collectors and some of the furnishings and sculptures from those rooms appear in the gallery, making for an experiential lesson in living with art.

Likely some version of the classical carnivalesque ringleader, Northlandz' founder, Bruce Williams Zaccagnino's obsession made for an experiential indulgence whose duration merits the online warning, "children should use the rest room before beginning".

It's hard to make a drugstore experience truly "experiential" so I wasn't really expecting a lot, even though the company seems to be promising a lot.

The key to a smart experiential marketing campaign: make a smart, targeted plan and pinpoint what your target audience is looking for in a pleasurable shopping experience.

Not all e-cigarette companies embrace experiential authenticity the way NJOY does, and some make a deliberate effort at difference.

These same groups are encouraged to reevaluate and reorder the College's priorities in order to make experiential learning a high priority.

Liberal arts colleges are sometimes regarded as "campus bubbles" or "ivory towers". There are institutions where a remote location can make engagement with experiential learning a challenge, and that can contribute to a sense that such campuses are not fully connected to the so-called "real world," a particular concern for those seeking excellent job placement.