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Sentences starting with experienced

Experienced courtiers noticed that His Majesty held his head higher than usual, and kept out of his way. [10]

Sentences ending with experienced

Poor Mr. Stoker was now helpless, faithfully and tenderly waited upon by his own wife, who had regained her health and strength,--in no small measure, perhaps, from the great need of sympathy and active aid which her unfortunate husband now experienced. [6]
This sitting in the sun amid the evidences of a ripe year is the easiest part of gardening I have experienced. [4]
All at once the full flavour of her, the superfine quality was revealed after years of blindness.--Nor can I describe the sudden rebellion, the revulsion that I experienced. [9]
No one had taken any notice, for everyone knew the sensation which the cadet under fire for the first time had experienced. [2]
Much that they remembered had slipped from her mind, and what she recalled did not arouse the same poetic feeling as they experienced. [2]
Some such responsive quiver, akin to disgust, Janet herself experienced. [9]
I was myself present on that occasion, and underwent the same fascination that these gentlemen and the varied audience before the speaker experienced. [6]
I had not owned it a week before I began to perceive the same kind of fascination as that which its former owner had experienced. [6]
Consequently an excursion on the water had seemed but a mild amusement; but to be his own master, and to fight thus untrammelled against the winds and waves was pleasure such as he had never before experienced. [10]
For the sake of his love she would forgive much, but she could not forget the humiliation she had experienced. [10]

Short sentences using experienced

I experienced just the reverse. [2]
An experienced observer remarks (63. [1]
I have experienced it. [10]
Wolff had experienced it himself. [10]
What hours I experienced, Iras! [10]
Now George Benton experienced religion. [5]

More example sentences with the word experienced in them

Here also, as Wolf himself had probably experienced, there had been no lack of inclination toward the Lutheran doctrine. [10]
When he was within twenty paces, and Nicholas could clearly distinguish every detail of his handsome, happy young face, he experienced a feeling tenderness and ecstasy such as he had never before known. [2]
Rostov, in common with the whole army from which he came, was far from having experienced the change of feeling toward Napoleon and the French--who from being foes had suddenly become friends--that had taken place at headquarters and in Boris. [2]
I go away with feelings that may be conceived but cannot be described, feeling within myself that desolating truth that my best affections have experienced this night a stifler! [12]
I went on with an energy increased by the ridiculousness of the situation, the danger that an experienced woodsman was in of getting home late for supper; the lateness of the meal being nothing to the gibes of the unlost. [4]
He was a wise old experienced general, was Fastolfe. [5]
Any experienced 'drummer' will testify that, when you want to do business, there is no economy in ham and lemonade. [5]
How this brother, whose temper was very mild and quiet and retiring--such as Mr Abel's--was greatly beloved by the simple people among whom he dwelt, who quite revered the Bachelor (for so they called him), and had every one experienced his charity and benevolence. [12]
A youthful practitioner, whose last molars have not been a great while cut, meets an experienced and noted physician in consultation. [3]
And no one who has not experienced that environment can have any conception of the pressure it exerted to stifle originality, to thrust the new generation into its religious and commercial moulds. [9]
Only a man who has experienced it--that is, has passed some months continuously in an atmosphere of campaigning and war--can understand the delight Nicholas felt when he escaped from the region covered by the army's foraging operations, provision trains, and hospitals. [2]
It was Philippus who had persuaded his accomplished and experienced friend to come to Memphis; he had clung to him faithfully, and they assisted each other in their works. [10]
In that moment, while he still held her hand, she experienced the greatest joy that woman ever knows--the bliss of absolute surrender. [4]
A sharp pang which she had never before experienced pierced her to the heart. [10]
Florette now knew what her son had experienced in life, what had moved his heart, his soul, and could not contradict him, when he told her that power was the highest prize of existence. [10]
He saw that what he was feeling was felt by all the men about him experienced in the art of war. [2]
Articles were sent weekly from the other side, describing what he saw and experienced abroad. [4]
What never-to-be-forgotten moments we experienced when, with reckless mirth, we mingled unrecognized among the joyous throng! [10]
The treatment which we experienced at the hands of this generous-hearted people will help more than anything else to make us recollect with pleasure our stay amongst them. [5]
His reckless nature was subdued, and an emotion of tenderness which he had never experienced before thrilled him as she whispered, "Take me to a place where everybody can see us, but where we need not notice anyone else. [10]
What he experienced was love as the poets had sung it. [10]
Just as he was better acquainted with every province than the most experienced governor, with every band of soldiers than the sergeant, so nothing escaped him which concerned the private lives of those whom he valued. [10]
Joyously confident of victory, he had accepted Blomberg's invitation, and now had experienced an unprecedentedly mortifying rebuff. [10]
Her greyhound was very ill, and it seemed that in the ill-treatment it had experienced, not only its leg had been broken, but that it had suffered some internal injury. [10]
He experienced a variety of most complex sensations. [2]
The eruption is usually about two or three weeks distant; and the hotel proprietors get this information from experienced guides, who observe the action of the water in the wells; so that there can be no mistake about it. [4]
He experienced the usual fate of authors who seek to introduce into the market literary wares of a new and better sort. [4]
I experienced an unwonted exhilaration, exaltation; I began to believe that they had actually occurred. [9]
She experienced a twinge of surprise at the discovery that other people in the world, in Hampton, were still leading tranquil, untormented existences. [9]
Think rather, if truth is so hard of attainment, how precious are the results which the consent of the wisest and most experienced among the healers of men agrees in accepting. [6]
Perhaps it is true in these days that the old-fashioned torture known as remorse is rarely experienced except under the name of detection. [4]
Of all her trials, the homesickness which she experienced as she drove through the deserted streets of the metropolis of the Middle West was perhaps the worst. [9]
Fear, anxiety and torturing doubt had from the first saddened Anna's existence with the unprincipled adventurer and gambler, who had succeeded in beguiling her young, experienced heart. [10]
An inward voice told him that his more experienced senior might be right, but at the same time he hated and contemned himself for listening to its warnings at all. [10]
Then came reference to the well known fact that an experienced mariner can look at the compass of a new iron vessel, thousands of mile from her birthplace, and tell which way her head was pointing when she was in process of building. [5]
When she returned to the couple, Katterle had already related what she had experienced in Schwabach. [10]
I should like to feel that thrill of physical delight he must have experienced in merely closing his hand over something. [4]
During the whole time of his convalescence in Orel Pierre had experienced a feeling of joy, freedom, and life; but when during his journey he found himself in the open world and saw hundreds of new faces, that feeling was intensified. [2]
In truth, all three of these gentlemen wore, when questioned, such a sorrowful and injured air as would have deceived a more experienced politician than the new member from Leith. [9]
Presently, as logical thought returned, her appeal confirmed his first impression--that she was more unfortunate than bad-- and he experienced a sensation of gladness. [13]
It was about this time, I think, that I experienced one of those shocks which have a permanent effect upon character. [9]
Nicholas Rostov experienced this blissful condition to the full when, after 1807, he continued to serve in the Pavlograd regiment, in which he already commanded the squadron he had taken over from Denisov. [2]
He had experienced this before, but never so strongly as now. [2]
I am pleased, therefore, when I find so able and experienced a practitioner as Dr. Williams of this city proving that iritis is best treated without mercury, and Dr. Vanderpoel showing the same thing to be true for pericarditis. [3]
Why was it then, as I gazed upon his fine features in death, that I experienced no intensity of sorrow? [9]
Presently they found themselves among the crowd in Washington Street, where Ephraim confessed the trepidation which he felt over the coming supper party: a trepidation greater, so he declared many times, than he had ever experienced before any of his battles in the war. [9]
It seemed to them that what they had lived through and experienced could not be expressed in words, and that any reference to the details of his life infringed the majesty and sacredness of the mystery that had been accomplished before their eyes. [2]
The sight of them reminded him of all he had experienced and learned during these weeks and this recollection was pleasant to him. [2]
She had experienced them before, and always had failed to account for their intrusion into a hatred she cherished. [9]
I think that the woman in the Scriptures who out of her poverty put her mite into the contribution-box got more happiness out of that driblet of generosity and self-sacrifice than some men in our day have experienced in founding a university. [4]
The effect of the violent shock she had experienced was to change the whole nature of Myrtle for the time. [6]
She jumped to the unwarranted conclusion that the Professor and the Friend were very rich, and spoke with asperity of the difficulty she experienced in getting shoes and tobacco. [4]
John experienced all the thrill of this conspicuous authority, and I daresay that nothing in his later life has so exalted him in his own esteem; certainly nothing has since happened that was so important as the events of that parade day seemed. [4]
But he measured the six feet and more of Austen Vane with his eye, and in spite of himself experienced the compelled admiration of one fighting man for another. [9]
On the fifth the Reichstag would be opened, and the Duke of Alba, with several experienced colonels, had arrived as harbingers of the approaching war. [10]
He had loved the people, and they him, and the pang of homesickness he now experienced was the intensest sorrow he had known since he had been among them. [9]
And besides, if the old man had seen Hermas go through what I have experienced it would undoubtedly have killed him. [10]
The passage across the Nile had been accomplished but slowly, and thus the royal personages had experienced for the first time some of the many difficulties and delays which ordinary mortals must conquer to attain objects which almost fly to meet their rulers. [10]
I wrote up the murder with a hungry attention to details, and when it was finished experienced but one regret--namely, that they had not hanged my benefactor on the spot, so that I could work him up too. [5]
They said that the misery of this shave had gone so far beyond any thing they had ever experienced before, that they could not bear the idea of losing such a chance of hearing a cordial opinion from me on the subject. [5]
In this paper the mechanism of the series of nervous derangements to which I have been subject since the fatal shock experienced in my infancy is explained in language not hard to understand. [6]
The sight of the gold piece, indeed, had suddenly revived in Janet the queer feeling of faintness, almost of nausea she had experienced after parting with Lottie Myers. [9]
She looked at the faces of the audience, seeking in them the same sense of ridicule and perplexity she herself experienced, but they all seemed attentive to what was happening on the stage, and expressed delight which to Natasha seemed feigned. [2]
The similarity of the emotions as produced in the mourners in these two instances is remarkably evidenced by the singular similarity of thought which they experienced, and the surprising coincidence of language used by them to give it expression. [5]
Indeed, but for the discovery of the capacities of the chrysanthemum, modern life would have experienced a fatal hitch in its development. [4]
By means of the accompanying prescription every experienced chemist will be able to make the elixir in any desired quantity. [10]
So it happened that Zoe's fingers often came in touch with those of the stage-manager, that his hands touched her shoulders, that his cheek brushed against her dark hair once, and that she had sensations never experienced before. [11]
It signifies nothing that wise and experienced practitioners have sometimes doubted the reality of the danger in question; no man has the right to doubt it any longer. [3]
He experienced now that weird charm which has drawn so many into Arctic wilds and gathered the eyes of millions longingly. [11]
We must remember that Virginia was young, and that her feelings were akin to those our great-grandmothers experienced when the British held New York. [9]
They both experienced that most seductive of all influences, a secret knowledge and a pact of mutual silence and purpose. [11]
It was plain that l'amour which the Frenchman was so fond of was not that low and simple kind that Pierre had once felt for his wife, nor was it the romantic love stimulated by himself that he experienced for Natasha. [2]
He had none that day, or else I was too little experienced to note them. [9]
Prince Andrew felt that an invisible power was leading him forward, and experienced great happiness. [2]
I should add that a most experienced observer, Capt. [1]
More experienced travelers than Philip felt its unique charm. [4]
Having finished his tale about the enchanting Polish lady, the captain asked Pierre if he had ever experienced a similar impulse to sacrifice himself for love and a feeling of envy of the legitimate husband. [2]
She remembered the sympathy she had felt for him when they had first met, and, in spite of all the trouble she had experienced since, she no longer felt afraid. [10]
Suddenly, with the surge of relief he experienced, came a pang. [9]
I tell you surely..." Like all the others near the speaker, Prince Andrew looked at him with shining eyes and experienced a sense of comfort. [2]
An experienced eye, such as I think I may call mine, can tell commonly whether a man is going to die, or not, long before he or his friends are alarmed about him. [6]
Leaving out unimportant stretches of country and details of incident, I saw and experienced the following described matters and things. [5]
It was a strange place of conflict, which the experienced soldier would never have selected voluntarily; for it was enclosed on both sides by lofty, steep, grey granite cliffs. [10]
But it is still more certain--and, though I was but eleven years old and brought up in a loyal atmosphere, I, too, felt and experienced it--that before the 18th of March the general discontent was at the highest point. [10]
While Althea was standing on the pedestal, she had not only represented the transformation into the spider, but experienced it, and the features of the spectators revealed that they believed they were witnessing the sinister event. [10]
In all Kuni's sorrowful life she had scarcely experienced any grief so bitter. [10]
Bent-Anat's brother, Rameses' son, Rameri, had experienced the same treatment as his fellows, whom yesterday he had led into every sort of mischief, with even more audacity than usual, but to-day he hung his head. [10]
After being anvil so many years, it is pleasant to play hammer; and if that was not always done in a proper and moderate way, people excused themselves on the ground of having experienced a hundred-fold harsher and more cruel treatment from the Spaniards. [10]
It is a singular thing that actual events which happened in those early days have largely vanished from my memory; but the fairy tales I heard and secretly experienced became firmly impressed on my mind. [10]
The experienced physician shook his white locks gravely and said: "Whoever uttered that is near the end of his sufferings. [10]
I experienced a shock, for I was sure it was Backus. [5]
Something like it she had experienced before: to-day her thoughts seemed to run through her in pulsations, like waves of heat, and she wondered that she could have controlled herself while listening to Lily Dallam. [9]
At times, even, she had experienced a strange rejoicing that she had promised Austen to remain with his father, for thus it had been given her to be the daily witness of a retribution for which she had longed during many years. [9]
Like an automaton she followed Lassiter down the steep trail of dust and bits of weathered stone; and when the little slides moved with her or piled around her knees she experienced no alarm. [13]
On the whole, she enjoyed her visit very much, in spite of her shyness, and the difficulty she always experienced in meeting the advances of those strangers whose kindness she did not feel herself in a position to repay. [14]
When they emerged she did not hear the directions he gave the cabman, and it was not until they turned into a narrow side street, which became dingier and dingier as they bumped their way eastward, that she experienced a sudden sinking sensation. [9]
I at once separated what I had imagined from what I had actually experienced, and it would never have occurred to me to persist against my better knowledge. [10]
He had often seen the oracle of Amon tested, and he himself had experienced the healthfulness of the desert air. [10]
It did not seem to be the call of the devout, experienced director of souls to the disciples, but the Guelph to the Ghibelline, for Ghibelline he meant to remain. [10]
Joan waited to see if the chief minister might wish to defend his position; but he was experienced and wise, and not a man to waste his forces where the current was against him. [5]

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