'worldly experience' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to life experience of a broad scope and range. For example: He had a depth of worldly experience that went far beyond his years.
A positive, worldly experience out of a negative result.
This art comprehends the typical worldly experience of the people who come to look at it.
Only by feeding his appetite for worldly experience does Goldmund finally find the courage to face death.
My plan was to become a crack journalist in the daytime, building my worldly experience and gaining fluency through the practice of writing to meet deadlines.
A double bill of contralto heaven: both Cassandra Wilson and Cesaria Evora have built repertories around deep, husky voices full of worldly experience.
In the old days they could rely on solid trade union leaders, regional officials and councillors with worldly experience, for support against assorted headbangers.
I look for speaking and writing skills, values, and experiences — not in the field, but worldly experiences.
But if you want to make Mr. Gingrich look worldly, experienced and presidential, that's going to be a lot easier when you put him on a stage with candidates like Mr. Cain and Mrs. Bachmann.
I had been told about the tattoos on his legs -- one from Siberut off the coast of Sumatra and the other from the Iban tribe in Borneo -- and, given the range of his worldly experiences, his reticence came as a surprise.
Emotions are a vital aspect of almost all human relations; motivating much of our behavior; serving to attach us to, or detach us from, people and places and facilitating and modulating our worldly experiences in profound ways.
"The partners we showcase often focus on traditional methods of craftsmanship re-interpreted in a contemporary and relevant way that draws on our eclectic mix of cultures and worldly experiences".
