Sentence examples for rewriting experience from inspiring English sources
Yamaha claims that this technology reduces the total rewriting experience by 50% when measured against competing CD-RW speeds available in the market today.
Over time one gets rewritten by experience -- by loss, by death, by accidents.
Memory is deeply different from the past, in that it is coloured by the present, is alive and "darns" experiences, rewriting them to be able to exist and be able to carry on narrating.
How, for example, did she describe the experience of rewriting "What Women Want" in her San Fernando Valley home office, alone at the computer for the first time in years?
It could also be good to make a PowerPoint of your notes- This not only puts your notes in an easier to study format than your notebook, you have the experience of rewriting and reviewing the notes.
He "argues that Nugent, Baldwin, and Riggs embrace, yet rewrite, the experience of white seduction as it filters through their work and personal lives".
This theme became an important engine in reviewing the present, in that ruins enable us to transcribe and rewrite the spatial experiences on which architectural thought is founded.
The unfamiliar experience of coalition government is rewriting Britain's political norms and nothing suggests this more strikingly than the topsy-turvy world of the Lib Dems.
He added, "I was rewriting scenes as we were going based on moments that we were experiencing with this sort of dread".
Unless you're going to be simply rewriting news stories, or doing straight reporting, you'll probably insert many of your experiences and opinions into your writing.
They were rewriting history.
