Sentence examples for talk from experience from inspiring English sources

I have not acknowledged before because I wanted to be able to talk from experience.

Living in the shadow of danger Ms. Vibar is able to talk from experience.

She talks from experience about the difference between managers and leaders and the danger of groupthink.

That's the thing about McShane's screen persona – you can't be sure he isn't talking from experience.

ALISON WOOD BROOKS: You sound like you're talking from experience, Sarah, and they're going to get nervous.

She's speaking in generalities, but it's clear she's talking from experience – of people with preconceived ideas of "something they don't really know much about".

"He has won the most majors in the modern era so he can only be talking from experience," says Poulter. "I can only think whatever Tiger has to add to that team is a good thing.

Born in Boston and an East Coast resident throughout the mid-1800s - during which time, it's said, over a quarter of Boston's population was first-generation Irish - he was talking from experience.

Allofs' Wolves, currently in second place, are fortunately not affected by the Bavarians downing their tools so shamelessly but the former Werder Bremen general manager was talking from experience, sort of.

"Talking from experience, there are times when I've been so stressed out that if someone told me that sitting in a wigwam wearing pink plastic socks and chanting Bee Gees lyrics would give me my libido back or make me feel better about myself, I would have done it".

So when he says he sees signs of improvement in the economy, he is talking from experience.