Sentence examples for speaking we experience from inspiring English sources

Technically speaking, we experience "advantageous-inequity aversion".

Through their eyes and in their words -- taxi drivers throughout the word are not reticent to speak out -- we experience their frustrations, fears, aspirations, and their need to adjust while longing for traditions.

Offenders and ex-offenders we spoke to experience the constant drip of pernicious stereotyping intensely: the impact on them and their developing sense of male identity is yet to be fully grasped.

(We speak of experiences rather than representations in deference to those who doubt that we experience in representations, or need to do so: we wish to be neutral on this issue).

We like certifications that speak to experience.

We speak from experience when we say that a sagging couch is a total bummer.

Generally speaking, experience counts for something.

We speak from experience, then, when we say to all the olive-haters out there, it's worth giving this fruit a second chance.

Even if you walk in with the intention of buying just one, you'll leave with half a dozen — not that we're speaking from experience or anything.

Even if you walk in with the intention of buying just one, you'll leave with half a dozen — not that we're speaking from experience or anything.

And just so you know, we're speaking from personal experience.