Sentence examples for supposed to be experiencing from inspiring English sources

The big hangup in the economic recovery we are supposed to be experiencing now is the continued joblessness and underemployment.

At one point Moretz is forced to spell it out and unsubtly inform the audience what a thrill-ride they're supposed to be experiencing: "It's Neverland and Oz and Treasure Island all wrapped into one".

Like the idea of seeing your parents naked or having somebody go down on you and worrying about whether you smell or worrying about whether your body is weird or what goes across the face of a person who's supposed to be experiencing pleasure but isn't — those are things I'd love to normalize on TV.

I knew I was supposed to be experiencing the sound as a color, so I closed my eyes and cleared my head.

Did it work for you?", looking for some sort of affirmation or answers indicating what it was, exactly, that they were supposed to be experiencing here, as the intended effect wasn't always apparent.

All I could hear was the growing pressure of my breath as I walked slowly, cautiously, unsure of what I was supposed to be thinking or supposed to be experiencing.

Jumpers are supposed to be experienced sky-divers before leaping from land.

And for coaches, who are supposed to be experienced observers of their players, isn't it a reasonable gamble to play a hunch from time to time and feed the hot hand?

As well as the practical application of allowing skaters to practice their craft at night on the park's different bowls, cradle, and tunnels, it's also supposed to be experienced as an artwork as a sensorial landscape, integrated into its surroundings, that plays with light and shadows.

Whatever it was, these seem different, because this is college, and the poor choices we make now are supposed to be learning experiences to remember, and to live by, in the future.

Tesco changed its terms of participation, while other major companies like Sainsbury's, Matalan and Waterstones, which were supposed to be work experience and job providers, have recoiled altogether from the reputational hazard of being associated with the charge of slave labour.