Sentence examples for means the experience from inspiring English sources

It means "the experience of intense sexual arousal to atypical objects, situations, or individuals".

The recent civil service survey showed morale going up in several departments, including the Department for Work and Pensions, but this is by no means the experience of all those who work there.

The results indicate that the similarity deviation could not be neglected for highly loaded compressor cascade, which means the experience and experimental results of those conventional air compressor cannot be applied directly to the design of highly loaded helium compressor.

The Catholic tradition for centuries has spoken of theologia mystica (a term taken from the Pseudo-Dionysius), which means the experience of God in prayer without images in the mind a direct, albeit obscure, experience of God; a foretaste of the vision of God in the next life.

On some level, the reactions to both issues that surfaced last week, or at least the more reductive versions of them that ricocheted online, were about the basic question of who gets to share in the American experience -- whether that means the experience of citizenship or, in the case of the mosque, the experience of grieving for Americans lost.

And that means the experience of working for Seed is very different as well.

The new schedule means the experienced finance journalist Janine Perrett, who hosted Heads Up, has been dropped.

The relative absence of posts for the more senior junior doctors also means the experienced will be shunted into non-career posts, while inexperienced colleagues entering at a lower level will become the consultants of the future.

Instead, it means the experienced professionals will be able to use these developments to save countless hours of keyframing and devote more time to perfecting their work.

Unfortunately that doesn't mean the experience completely lag free.

Worst thing: so many different versions of Android mean the experience isn't always consistent.