Sentence examples for a confluence of concepts from inspiring English sources

Foucault focuses upon the moment of transition, as modern reason begins to take shape in a confluence of concepts, institutions, and practices, or, as he would say, of knowledge and power.

The concept, a confluence of interest in natural foods and fancy foods, and now drinking, is being developed by small companies like Izze Beverage Company in Boulder, Colo., which is two years old, and Gus ("Gus" stands for "grown-up soda") in New York, which is a year old.

With this move, Panera leverages its position as a bakery/café concept to meet a confluence of consumer demands, including increased demands for whole grains, healthier foods and cleaner labels.

Due to a confluence of disparate things in my life and among the people I love, I find myself thinking about the concept of autonomy or "control" versus the idea of welcoming or lending support.

My purchase followed a confluence of events.

It's a confluence of things.

Together they found a confluence of interests.

Experts cite a confluence of factors.

"It's a confluence of remarkable things.

There is a confluence of two agendas here.

There is, among other things, a confluence of eights.