Sentence examples for to experiences from inspiring English sources
verb
To observe certain events; undergo a certain feeling or process; or perform certain actions that may alter one or contribute to one's knowledge, opinions, or skills.
"As awareness increases, your sensitivity to experiences increases.
It eliminates only laws connecting physical make-up to experiences.
The information age, as Jeremy Rifkin observes, organizes access to experiences.
From life in foster homes to experiences in the Navy to success in Hollywood: a memoir.
One of the appeals of chase stories is that they speak to experiences we've all known.
Then again, Kraftwerk's records were always really love letters to experiences, old or new.
The exterior of their work is very accessible because it relates to experiences we've all had".
My experience at Sugarcreek was not dissimilar to experiences at other auctions.
Children are exposed to experiences that shape attitudes for a lifetime and, in some cases, have lasting psychological consequences.
Probably that question simply precipitated a reaction to experiences accumulated over fifteen-plus years as a novelist and critic.
In interviews, she has a habit of alluding proudly, but airily, to experiences that few Americans know she had.
