Sentence examples for old experience from inspiring English sources

Another problem is a lack of plain old experience.

Today's Premier League is in fact a modern-day iteration of an old experience.

At first, I craved the dots; they were a lifeline to my old experience.

Another successful president scorned any need for years of apprenticeship in Washington, declaring, "The same old experience is not relevant".

Meanwhile, a Republican operative here mentioned to me that Barack Obama has cited this 1992 comment by Bill Clinton: "The same old experience is irrelevant.

"Sometimes we have to coerce or push the audience into a new experience, or in my case, it was an old experience," Bleckmann said in a phone interview.

I wanted to take away the linearity of the old experiences as much as possible.

The "old" experiences of the grandparents are different from "new" methods supported by the young mothers.

… Nowadays things are different, and their old experiences from a long time ago are not useful any more.

In most cases, older people in rural villages persistently rely on practising their own old experiences, which might not fit the varying nature of climatic changes.

The old experiences of the grandparents may not fit well in the new conditions of child development in contemporary times and thus become useless at the operational level.