Sentence examples for private experiments from inspiring English sources

But his pieces were private experiments, not commissions.

His pitiable attempts to conduct private experiments are the most moving parts of the book.

In his last decades, he is stripped of all relatives, denied his private experiments by the government and reduced to homelessness.

Many of his poems from that time he didn't like and still doesn't—he wrote them mostly as private experiments to clear his head of the way he'd thought about his poetry up to that point but the poet John Hollander, who was on the poetry board at Wesleyan University Press, wrote and asked if he had any work to publish, so he sent what he had.

Instead, they were aggregations of a feature story from Craftsmanship, a magazine about handmade objects and their makers, that chronicled the small-scale private experiments of Ernie Hubbard.

It is tempting therefore to suppose this was something of a private experiment with a beloved text.

The idea behind Horizon was that a successful private experiment would spur lawmakers to try a public version.

Recently a private experiment with people who claim never to use the BBC took away BBC channels from all their devices.

Since they are part of the public school system, they don't siphon or "divert" public money, and they are not "a nonpublic alternative" or a private experiment.

Six years ago, Paul Niehaus and Michael Faye were two Harvard-trained development economists who began a small, private experiment in East Africa.

Saved from closure by a committed band of parents, the school was one of eight around the country chosen last year to participate in Turnaround Arts, a new federally sponsored public-and-private experiment that puts the arts at the center of the curriculum.