Sentence examples for visitation experience from inspiring English sources
Like a number of other artists, she sees rich possibilities in analyzing the museum visitation experience.
"This could be in part because of the relative affluence of a large percentage of families in our market," he said, "or an indication that many families feel the campus visitation experience is exceedingly important and are continuing to dedicate disposable income to the process of exploring campuses they are considering".
These differences can be explained, at least in part, by the way that expectations are formed and by the way that expectations are shaped by the actual visitation experience.
The Rolling Stones were an even greater revelation - "a supernatural visitation, a cataclysmic experience of Wagnerian power that transcended music".
With all the linen suits, it sometimes looks like a convention of Men from Del Monte, and if you live and write in Wales year-round, it can feel more of an exotic visitation than a native experience.
This opened the door to resignification and a symbolic working over of the traumatic parental experience through visitation of parents' birthplaces and of concentration camps.
We, the audience, also experience these visitations, at times by monks who materialize all over the world every thousand years.
A silver-eye-shadowed vision of Diana Ross descends on him in bed, an even campier visitation than Prior Walter experienced in "Angels in America".
Water sites associated with riparian vegetation experienced higher visitation than guzzlers (no riparian vegetation present).
While ruderal farm weeds provide much of these resources, the Acacia tortilis riverine forest experienced high visitation rates in one critical period of the dry season.
Ever since she came to Britain in 1969, this American-born artist has been collecting evidence of strange phenomena, of near-death experiences, visitations, voices from beyond the grave, automatic writing, hallucinations, and presenting it in such striking forms as to bewilder and beguile while simultaneously stifling prejudice.
