Sentence examples for making the experience of from inspiring English sources

It would still have to cut prices (and persuade consumers it was doing so) but without making the experience of shopping less agreeable.

For better or worse, viewers say, the additions are making the experience of watching television more closely mirror the feeling of using a computer.

The course of the roadway curves gently and drops slightly from one end to the other, making the experience of crossing it - I went on foot - an ever-changing delight.

"It is a way of making the experience of contemporary art not so off-putting, more accessible," said Maxwell L. Anderson, director of the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Making a profit was easier if you didn't have to maintain landmark cinemas, and could instead herd your audiences into cheaply built sheds, each housing multiple indistinguishable screens, making the experience of movie-watching less civilised and less attractive to adults.

Over the first couple verses, the friend passes through the narrator's life like a ghost; the weight of the world on his shoulders making the experience of being friends with him – as Vedder later admitted – akin to "being friends with an asshole".

Second, these practices make the experience of God personally specific.

Could a dose of software make the experience of dealing with one less painful?

Which makes the experience of your first trip to the store all the more bewildering.

A run-through of a 911 call makes the experience of a fire emergency very real.

It is partly that phenomenon that made the experience of the Urban Age conferences so compelling.