Sentence examples for point to experience from inspiring English sources

For international art professionals who are time-poor, Dubai presents itself as a meeting point to experience all that is outside of Europe and the Americas".

I can't articulate it, but I think that's the point: to experience it and to have the minimal script make you feel suspect about your own language.

This was, the waiter said, exactly the point: to experience the pleasures of a Midwestern autumn, while eating a tempura-fried bit of pheasant breast with green grapes and walnuts.

"We can point to experience on the radio side as the canary in the mine shaft, showing where we're going," said Andrew Jay Schwartzman, president of the Media Access Project, a consumer advocacy group.

Follow the 2km- to 3km-trail up the steep mountain face until you find a vantage point to experience what might be the most magnificent sunset you ever see; on a clear day, the red and pink hues of the sky reflect on the blue waters, while on overcast days, the sun peeks from behind dark altocumulus clouds to create an eerie, painting-like sky. .

When asking for more money, point to experience or skills that distinguish you from other candidates and explain how they could help the company's bottom line.

He refers at one point to experiencing "mental diarrhea," a phrase that some readers — older ones, especially — may feel could have been an alternate title for this whole production.

Asked about how Westbrook had changed his attitude since his playoff benching, Brooks pointed to experience.

The point is to experience New York, not stay in your 'room'".

The point is to experience what someone of great creative talent an artist might do to you given total control of both of your eyeballs.

But if style points go to experience then Phil Mickelson may be the more compelling pick.