Sentence examples for point of the experience from inspiring English sources

("The point of the experience is to make Jewish marriages," the philanthropist Michael Steinhardt told students here, only half-joking).

"The conditioned thought is around a portable device being the center point of the experience, when in fact it's not.

The point of the experience — learning to work together to make intelligent decisions about money — is an important one, and not just for wealthy families, several experts said.

On the one hand, Cooke affirms that the decision was made in order to minimize risk in the interest of not losing money; on the other, he explains that the venture wasn't really a very good way to make money, because it's an intrinsically high-risk one — and that he did it mainly for the "fun," describing his encounter with Ali as a high point of the experience.

Just as for the case of the students, the teachers coincide that the weak point of the experience has been the frequency of the feedback (2 out of 4).

At that stage in Destiny's publicity cycle, this was very much the point of the experience.

They point to the experience of the 1930s when, after signs of recovering, the economy slipped back into recession.

Critics point to the experience of the broker-dealers in America as proof of Basel 2's flaws.

I usually don't much like it when a restaurant makes a point of resembling the experience of having supper at somebody's home; going to a mate's for dinner and going out to a restaurant are different activities.

Similarly, I was amazed at how technology could enhance a book, almost to the point of making the experience of reading more evocative -- with a caveat.

She pointed to the experience of Denmark, which banned the use of antibiotics to promote growth more than a decade ago.