Sentence examples for more experiential from inspiring English sources

It becomes more experiential than a hindrance".

"I want to move people to a more experiential philosophy of the natural world," he says.

In other words, he needs to make the experience more experiential.

The pastors of the more experiential churches are worried that people will not get God — period.

With the emergence of omni-channel retail, shopping needs to – and can – be more experiential than ever before.

Games were becoming a more private, immersive experience, and Kondo wanted to think about sound in a more experiential way.

Campaigns are not just about positions — they are also about experiences, and the Trump campaign has been more experiential than most.

Instead, he opts for a more immersive, experiential tone, an attempt to capture what it's like for those who live with it, instead of describing it clinically.

Away from the console wars, we're looking forward to plenty more offbeat experiential adventures along the lines of 2014's The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.

I am the type of skier who considers deluxe hotels or gourmet fare or evening amusement as no more than experiential garnishes.

A more plastic experiential change is seen in associations that develop at least to some extent in all animals with a central nervous system.