Sentence examples for a momentary interaction from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, a new study reported that just a momentary interaction with an item of nature had a big influence on mental health.
This momentary interaction seemed a perfect metaphor for life in many multiethnic American cities where the work of immigrants often goes unnoticed.
New York-based startup Annotary takes this momentary interaction and expands on it just a bit — in addition to saving the page you've landed on, it allows you to save snippets of outstanding text to go with it.
"Like many everyday decisions, moral decisions do not always come from deeply held beliefs in a person's brain, but instead can emerge from the unpredictable momentary interactions between a person and their surroundings". The findings were published on March 16 in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Supplementing Brown's study, I suggest that authors who describe rural New Englanders working across a synchronic present contribute to a turn-of-the-century philosophy of time that emphasizes momentary interactions between people and things.
For him, Walt Whitman, with his "dignifying gaze", his frequent passages through crowds and momentary interactions with others, is "the great poet of cruising".
The town of Bright Falls is populated by what appear in momentary interactions to be interesting characters, but the game never takes the time to let the player get to know them or care about them.
But their goal is really momentary interactions with individuals or groups.
Specifically, we examined a) whether momentary couple interactions moderated dyadic outcomes and b) whether and how stress and relationship measures influenced individual momentary fatigue.
"If you'd have told me I would have one-on-one interactions with Steve Jobs, I would've laid down on the floor and had a momentary design pleasure seizure," he said.
