Sentence examples for was experience 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.
The main difference Friday night was experience.
The only obvious difference was experience.
"What I didn't have was experience".
But just being around a national contender was experience enough.
So that didn't become a habit; it was experience.
lacked was experience in forming political alliances and reaching compromises.
Saul Bellow (born 1915, Nobel Laureate 1976, triumphant producer of both a novel and a child this year) was bound to seem a rich prospect to a biographer whose parents came from the northwest-side Jewish Chicago milieu that was Bellow's human material ('he was experience-near').
Several enabling factors for the scaling up process were identified: 1. Action training, which was experience-based and participatory with continuous evaluation; 2. Priority setting, in which key health interventions for each region focused on developing cost-effective solutions; and 3. Exponential extension where capacity and training of health education staff was upgraded.
My doctor was experienced.
