Sentence examples for value in experiences from inspiring English sources

The race for faster processors for general purpose computers has slowed as more of what people value in experiences is provided by services, and more technologies are built into objects and environments designed to last for decades.

(Female medical graduate, NSW) Reinforcing the need for structure to guide student's engagement with, and learning from, clinical placement experiences, participants saw limited value in experiences that consisted of observation such as being a passive observer at meetings.

But there's also value in experience.

There is value in experiencing America how so many others do, as outsiders looking in.

Age-shaming, incidentally, I have decided is worse than fat-shaming, since not only does it locate a woman's worth entirely in her appearance, spur self-hatred and then instrumentalise it for profit, it also rejects any value in experience, thereby writing off the female as a social entity.

But don't forget about the value in experience, just because of the elevated cost, paid in effort.

(5, emphasis added) No one would deny that there can be great value in experiencing the world "as it really is"—in its heartbreak and agony as much as in its multitude of joys.

Thanks to these differences, aesthetic values in experience tend to be of high degree and long lasting and don't require exclusive possession, and aesthetic values in objects are inherent ones.

"Brick-and-mortar retailers have also been trying to re-engage customers by looking to technology as a solution in order to provide a high-value in-store experience".

When I signed here I wanted to find value in the experience for everybody".

But I think there was value in the experience, for both of us.