The phrase "world of experience" is an acceptable phrase in written English and can be used to refer to a wide range of experiences.
For example, "My travels around the world have given me a great world of experience."
His primary contribution lies in his apprehension of the formal unity of the world of experience.
It must be realized, however, that the world of experience and observation is not the world of electrons and nuclei.
And yet, this severely delimited context gave VS Naipaul an entire world of experience and feeling on which to draw.
A piece of music has to have that magic, that sense that the whole thing has explored one world of experience or focussed on a particular attitude.
It follows her through an expanding world of experience and intellectual growth to Howard University, where the writer Charles S. Johnson discovers her work and publishes two stories.
As musically drippy as Travis are, Healy's vocals undeniably exude emotion and a world of experience that can take you by surprise at times.
Until the time of Tasso and Ariosto, he points out, writers had two worlds available to them: the actual world of experience and the world of their religion.
Walton, a respected keyboard veteran noted for his work with Art Blakey in the mid-sixties, brings a world of experience and his superior compositions to the table.
The theme of the campaign, described as the first for the HHonors brand, is "A world of experiences worth sharing".
In the 60's and 70's, living in London, a new world of experiences was welcomed personally and professionally.
When you interact with locals and speak their language, you open yourself up to a whole new world of experiences and possibilities.
