Sentence examples for radically different experience from inspiring English sources

Talking about giving up power is a radically different experience from being silenced".

"It's a radically different experience to the miles and miles you have to travel in major hubs," he added.

To hear such music in, say, the eighty-seat theatre of the Austrian Cultural Forum New York — where the Calder Quartet played some formidable Mozart and Beethoven in December — is a radically different experience.

African-Americans have a radically different experience of interaction with police officers than white Americans do, and are much less likely to implicitly trust the testimony of officers accused of brutality or lawbreaking.

But there is no sustained attempt to present what EMW Tillyard (in his now somewhat discredited book) described as "the Elizabethan world picture", or fully to imagine the radically different experience that - for example - going to the theatre meant for a 16th - or 17th-century man or woman.

She wonders if the Roden Crater, James Turrell's unfinished, vastly expensive chamber meant to "re-see" the sky, would "offer a radically different experience than one could have, say, attentively camping?" She compares, heretically, the Hole N" the Rock, a 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-foot 5,000-square-footUtahomey a man named Albert carvedansen, to Heinto's own displacement of earock

In the last several weeks, I had two radically different experiences spending extended time with leaders at two large, global companies.

And Walter R. Allen, a professor of sociology at the University of California at Los Angeles, said that even when racial minorities and whites attended the same schools, they could have radically different experiences because of tracking and teacher expectations.

We've all had radically different experiences at Princeton, and to try to encapsulate them in a speech would require someone to turn anecdotes into sweeping generalizations, ignore other perspectives, and take ideas from smarter people and pretend they're your own.

We're going to have radically different experiences and apps than we have on the phone.

In the middle of all that resistance and mourning, those of us that survived were gathering ourselves and starting our careers with peers that had radically different experiences.