Sentence examples for reason to experience from inspiring English sources

He follows Manhattan's rhythms on the evening news, but finds little reason to experience them firsthand.

The Reasoner himself is a speaker continually in search of understanding through the application of reason to experience and observation.

Donald has two weeks to resume sleeping patterns on the America clock, and besides, his chance of a first victory since Wentworth last May is, perhaps, a good enough reason to experience Malaysian hospitality.

Ohio University students patrolling Court Street last Friday had a reason to experience déjà vu: for the second time in three seasons, the Ohio men's basketball team had pulled off an upset in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

Ms. Hoover's 17-mile commute from her home in Nashville to Franklin leaves little reason to experience range anxiety from her Leaf, which has an E.P.A.-estimated range of 73 miles.

However, young West Germans had their own reason to experience a new dawn of anger – the first generation to come of age and be conscious of the crimes of their forefathers during the Third Reich, unmentioned for decades around the family table.

Both the understanding of the performative elements and its aesthetic implications to the functions invoke in the student celebrants the spirit of academism and offer them the reasons to experience the ceremony.

I went for similar reasons, to experience an alternative to the consumerism, bureaucracies and hierarchies that color every interaction we have with each other.

We're not going to win every game: we're playing these teams for a reason, to get experience.

Virtually all mountain bike areas in the UK are open through the winter and offer a great reason to get outdoors to experience the seasons close up.

All the more reason then to experience it now.