Sentence examples for national experiences from inspiring English sources

But it would be a mistake if the museum's focus on the United States completely eclipsed other national experiences.

"Different national experiences seem to produce the same results," Mr. Salgado, who is based in Paris, said in a recent interview.

There is little evidence to suggest that it will improve audits, and some weak evidence (based on national experiences in countries like Italy) that it will not help, or make things slightly worse.

Heiko Biehl, one of the editors of a new book, "Strategic Cultures in Europe," argues that the differing historical and national experiences of the member states have prevented any welding of a common strategic culture for Europe.

The variable quality of the judges, and the sheer diversity of the legal traditions and national experiences from which they come, have contributed to a jurisprudence which even (or perhaps especially) human rights lawyers criticise for inconsistency.

At a time when television news was expanding in reach and cultural influence and melding important moments into shared national experiences, it was arguably mainstream America's introduction to a now familiar type of crime: an armed individual inflicting tremendous and unexpected violence at a location whose name would come to be used as shorthand for tragedy.

These findings match the regional and national experience.

Community — a stable job, shared national experience, extended family, labor unions — has vanished or eroded.

But the German mind entered into the summit chamber, shaped by its history and national experience.

Perry comes to the race with a remarkable lack of national experience and exposure.

For America, perhaps finding the right course is an unending challenge, central to the national experience.