Sentence examples for a sense of process from inspiring English sources

What Reed achieves in that scene is what's missing from "Pitch Perfect": a sense of process, of discovery, of becoming.

And too many kits are more science demonstrations than experiments, he said, which do not give a child "a sense of process, of answering questions," he said.

I want a sense of process, of questions inside the answers and of answers that may satisfy me about a particular work but will also stir more questions about the writer, the critic, about literature and about how what I read marks me and why.

Who knows?" His co-curator, David Shearer, said, "Maybe what's important is not the product but a sense of process: you've changed the color of something very ordinary, and so people are going to interact with it in a very different way".

Analysts concluded the Kremlin was revitalising an old project to fake a sense of political process.

Ms. Basile wants children to go home with a sense of "the process the artist goes through," she said.

(Moviegoers can get a sense of the process thanks to an Anthology Film Archives festival of Wooster Group work that runs through Feb. 23).

Ben Robinson, of English Heritage, said: "There are very, very few sites left which can convey a sense of the process that went on in these factories.

Ms. Murray belonged to a sprawling generation of Post-Minimal artists who spent the 1970s reversing the reductivist tendencies of Minimalism and reinvigorating art with a sense of narrative, process and personal identity.

It will be tempting for some to conclude that calling a formal meeting is likely to point to his exclusion from the team, with a sense of due process being followed.

The objectives of the observations were to obtain a sense of the process and help formulate the study's survey and interview guide.