Sentence examples for very experience of from inspiring English sources

'Also, perhaps it's lasted because the very experience of making it was so enjoyable.

Even "Terminator Genisys," as mediocre as it is, felt like a movie about the very experience of its viewing.

The relationship of a movie to its audience, the very experience of watching it, is changed if the plot twist is revealed, or even hinted at.

Not caring about things like being and meaning, however, is impossible, because they are the fundamental concepts that structure our very experience of the world.

Although inspired by a classic narrative, Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment, and taking place in a traditional space, Brighton's Theatre Royal, Underground seems intent on questioning the very experience of theatre itself.

The group's withdrawal into the studio, after a final concert in San Francisco, now feels, in the helpful light of this movie, inevitable; not only were the foursome pushing the confines of technology, the very experience of playing live had coarsened into a chore, and the joyous crowds were verging on a mob.

This is the kind of "colorblind" analogy that dismisses the very real experiences of Black people in America.

**{:.break one} ** The poor are increasingly slipping out of the very experience and consciousness of the nation [Mr. Harrington writes].

The poor are increasingly slipping out of the very experience and consciousness of the nation [Mr. Harrington writes].

These people have very little formal education and very little experience of the developed world".

In Latin America, there is very limited experience of social rented housing: home ownership is very high – although the home might be a tin shack or worse.