Sentence examples for some sort of experience from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that they lend brawn to the fight as much as some sort of experience.

Because he has had so many games for Northern Ireland, I presumed he had had some sort of experience before.

Do I have to have some sort of experience as a landlord before I'm likely to be lent money?

"Everything I've written about has been some sort of experience that I've been through in my life.

"Many environmentalists had some sort of experience in the outdoors when they were young, and the most important thing about it is the feeling of being small in relation to the large, beautiful world around you – it's the opposite message from the consumer society which tells you constantly that you're very big and very important".

"What I will say is that every female I know has had some sort of experience which is not necessarily violence, but an awareness of being made to be a sexual being before you are ready to be a sexual being," she says.

Or perhaps what he had experienced was tantamount to some kind of illumination, perhaps it was some sort of mystical experience that suffering had caused him to undergo... the Farolito was somehow associated with freedom".

"People using the same app and having some sort of shared experience.

Whatever year you're in at uni you should be planning on doing some sort of work experience.

"I am determined there will be some sort of BBC experience here, and there will be programme makers as well.

In practice, however, we seem to need some sort of unsettling experience that confronts us with our fallibility, or, as the great Muslim thinker al-Ghazâlî (d.