Sentence examples for much real experience from inspiring English sources

Ironically, the army's success in forcing many of the armed ethnic insurgencies to accept ceasefires has left it with few soldiers with much real experience of fighting.The regime may be trying to calibrate its response to the protests, using limited force at first to quell opponents.

College students are prone to it, I think, because of the nature of their work (open-ended, often times not due for weeks or months) and because, in a simple sense, time management isn't really something they're probably had much real experience with.

Few politicians in any party would be able to claim they had so much "real world" experience today.

What she didn't have until this year, however, was much real-world experience.

He wants, it seems, to free the canon from its dusty display case — to show how much real and sensual experience has been caught in the lens.

They are not looking for sex and love so much as an elusive real experience.

[But] no matter how much you prepare, the real experience of working and living in China will always surprise you.

In some cases, in fact, the mobile, roaming art can be much more intuitive to real experience.

Have any of you used it?" and I get back twelve responses from people I know who have real experience, that's much more trustworthy and much more efficient than doing a Google search for that camera and getting 10,000 responses from strangers.

"What she lacked, apart from experience, was much real presence," he wrote, "that sense of stage charisma that all legendary roles in Broadway musicals absolutely demand.

As the DJ spun classic '70s and '80s soul, hip-hop bangers and Beyoncé, I needed to experience as much real estate as I could.