Sentence examples for the sole experience from inspiring English sources

But the more I fall in love with life and the sole experience of its beauty, the less attractive being "busy" for the sake of being busy is.

But the player who will most vivify Arsenal is the teenager whose sole experience of Arsenal first-team football has been those two cup defeats.

The prime minister's sole experience of leadership had been in the Labour Party, where he had achieved his aim making the party electable by ruthlessly imposing his will from the top.

Hard to say given that Marks & Sparks's Bolivian red represents my sole experience of the country's vinous output so far.

Anyone whose sole experience with the Hudson is from a boat tour around Manhattan or movies probably has some preconceived notions about the river's pH level and body count.

The sole practical experience has come from the release of the nerve gas Sarin in a Tokyo subway (1994) and the inhalational anthrax discovered in Florida (2001).

(But the sole international experience listed by MSNBC is her coverage of the Olympics in Australia for the network and her work as an associate producer for ABC News during the 1991 meeting between Mikhail S. Gorbachev and George Bush in Russia and the 1993 meeting between Bill Clinton and Boris Yeltsin in Vancouver).

Remarkably, since Ms. Makarova's sole experience of staging was setting the "Shades" act for Ballet Theater in 1974, she mounted the elaborate production for Ballet Theater, where she was a principal dancer, almost single-handedly.

His sole experience in office has been as governor of Texas for six boom years.

My sole experience acting for television was a small role as Cleo Alexander, a mythology professor at Columbia University, in the final season of "Law and Order: Criminal Intent".

This came as something of a surprise to those whose sole experience of festivals has been knee-deep in mud, swaying arhythmically while those around either pogo or chuck pints of aureate liquid about the place.