Sentence examples for a confluence of two from inspiring English sources
There is a confluence of two agendas here.
"The show is a confluence of two things" explained co-director Hannah Madsen.
"The Coming of Spring," a 1917 watercolor expanded in 1943, brilliantly renders a confluence of two watercourse ravines, one still icebound and the other burbling.
"There is a confluence of two very worrying events," said Michael Freund, a rightist columnist for The Jerusalem Post in a telephone interview.
But for Mr. Stromback and many others here, a confluence of two powerful forces — soaring oil prices and growing concern over global warming — means the era of economically viable green power is finally at hand.
But these young refugees, baking in the blasting heat of the Levant and under constant threat of violence, polio and other illnesses, are the incongruous beneficiaries of a confluence of two UK technology initiatives.
A confluence of three factors in the late 1990's opened the door for financial scams on a scale unseen for generations.
I believe that a confluence of three factors means that Manchester now has a genuine opportunity to re-emerge as a European technology innovation hub, and challenge other locations such as London, Berlin, Helsinki and Copenhagen.
For any one company, business model innovation for sustainability will derive from a confluence of three key factors: evolving external conditions; the company's underlying culture and capacity to innovate; and the actions and intentions of the sustainability innovator.
Actually, Mr. Neal discerned a "confluence of three cultures -- Western European, African and Native American -- meeting, clashing and ultimately melding into one unique identity, one hybrid society, which was changed forever by civil war in the 1860's".
The lakon nai nai, "inside" [the palace], female dance-drama of the court was created in the mid-18th century from a confluence of three previously separate elements: female court dance, the lakon nok drama, and the Javanese Pandji stories as subject matter.
