Sentence examples for ultimately experience from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, experience from all over the world demonstrates that the death penalty is not just cruel, irrevocable and a violation of the right to life.

A Moody's spokesman said, "Throughout this period, Moody's was communicating to the market about what we were observing, including the likelihood of increased defaults in C.D.O.'s, though neither we nor other market observers fully anticipated the distress that this market would ultimately experience".

Wildly curvy and colorful, built roughly in the shape of a guitar with the Seattle Center's monorail running through it, the museum is a celebration of modern music and includes a sound lab that, the museum says, lets you "plug in, jam, dance, wail, scratch, learn, connect and, ultimately, experience the euphoria of making music".

Gilbert and his collaborator Tim Wilson call the gap between what we predict and what we ultimately experience the "impact bias" -- "impact" meaning the errors we make in estimating both the intensity and duration of our emotions and "bias" our tendency to err.

Patients with bruxism require a careful follow-up because they can ultimately experience peri-implant bone loss or implant failure [27].

Because glacigenic sediment sources are nonrenewable, rates of paraglacial sediment flux can be approximated by an exhaustion model, and paraglacial sediment stores ultimately experience an intrinsic transition from net accumulation to net degradation.

From 1946 through 1954, we ultimately experienced terrible pain every autumn.

In "Learning Curve," each audience member follows a personalized path, ultimately experiencing only about sixty per cent of the production.

Instead of experiencing actualized empowerment, these teachers/teacher teams ultimately experienced alienation.

High-rate joints failed first in bearing failure mode, but ultimately experienced tearing-out failure.

Despite the technocratic and materialistic bias of culture, it is ultimately experiences that are being designed, not things.