Sentence examples for producing experiences from inspiring English sources

It's still early days for bots, and with so much competition emerging from other chat apps, it's clear platforms need to be ultra-competitive in producing experiences that users actually get something out of.

In his piece, Alexander argues that heaven exists because he had the experience of heaven without the biological capacity for producing experiences "himself".

Now LPH can be found producing experiences in more concrete spaces like Verboten and The 303 at Louie and Chan.

Despite his lack of producing experience, his "Nanking" colleagues said his entrepreneurial skills were well suited to the world of nonfiction film.

An able entertainment lawyer, Mr. Garfinkle had little producing experience, and he ceded artistic decisions to Ms. Taymor, a perfectionist whose aesthetic included never repeating herself.

Ms. Tambor, who makes no claims to having any producing experience but will finance the runs at Pace University herself, says she hopes other backers will come to see the shows she picked.

Westin's background is law (he came to ABC in 1991; he has been in the News for about a year), and he lacks producing experience, as does Coffey.

Instead of producing experienced, effective legislators, the cancer grows a partisanship of paralysis, so distasteful that moderates like Senator Evan Bayh flee.

Not necessarily that they start out that way, but with my producing experience and arranging and guitar playing, it gets me excited to put together something fresh that challenges myself and challenges my listeners.

"If we produce experiences that are emotional and intense there will be a market," he says.

Meanwhile, the world of games moved on, and fancy, hardware-accelerated graphics now produce experiences that are as vivid as watching a film.