Sentence examples for which everyone experiences from inspiring English sources

By Robert Mankoff March 3, 2010 In writing about a topic like humor, which everyone experiences but few can define, it is tempting to turn to the dictionary.

We understand the feeling of "I can do that," which everyone experiences while watching Oprah, Sally Jessy Raphael, Donahue, and Montel Williams do their jobs.

The holistic model is appropriate when the preventive measures exhibit a continuous biological action, such as blood pressure reduction, in which everyone experiences a reduction and the health benefits are expected to accrue to everyone who would have had an event in the absence of preventive intervention by delaying the event as well as possibly avoiding it.

"It's like a microcosm of the way in which everyone is experiencing intimacy that they don't have words to describe.

I like to consider myself a proponent of new technology, and feel excited about a future (or present?) in which everyone can experience the farthest reaches of what the world has to offer.

But it is creating new mobile reading experiences which everyone can learn from.

We aspire to describing a model within which everyone can identify their experience and tradition in.

With such openness, the phenomenon of adoption is no longer being regarded as an anomaly but as a human experience to which everyone can relate.

Combining song, dance, and some very strange background videos, it's like an interactive experience in which everyone can participate no matter how well you can scream-sing Billy Joel and still feel embarrassed in the morning.

Big data has opened forums on which everyone can express their feeling and can share their experiences.

Mitt Romney won Michigan, which everyone expected.