Sentence examples for art of sharing from inspiring English sources
His management style was honed in the partnership phase of Merrill where he learned the art of sharing responsibilities and being held accountable for results.
In American picture books, the art of sharing the space between author and illustrator is highly valued, and Kate Banks and Georg Hallensleben have concocted here a charming pas de deux about a boy and his mother for young children.
Founder Chrys Bader had been trying to perfect the art of sharing video over Twitter (using things like HD video and even Chamillionaire), but while developing a Vidly iPhone app, he realized that it was time to branch outside of being Twitter-centric — probably a smart move given the recent upheaval in the third-party developer community.
Experience is a lot of what makes Dance Production and Management such a successful guide to the art of sharing dance.
The art of sharing your worldviews and actively listening to those of someone else is an integral component in heightening chemistry.
No one has had to accuse the Nets of subverting the art forms of sharing and scoring since they acquired Kidd, and there was no reason to begin after Jason Collins sent Tim Thomas to the floor in the fourth quarter of Game 1 and out of action.
Playing with an idea of viewership popular in 70s and 80s, where artists apart of the downtown New York art scene pushed the boundaries of sharing art by eschewing traditional museum exhibitions.
I also wanted to expose them to the art of giving, sharing of their material possessions willingly, and experiencing the joy it can bring.
Fortunately, Luger's a major proponent of sharing: art, ideas, and resources all flow through him like a conduit.
Equally as important as the charitble mission of the Margulies Warehouse is maintaining the highest level of curation and collecting of art to share with the communit at large.
The acquisition is the first time the two institutions have collected works of art to share, in a partnership they formed to compete more effectively against other major museums being considered by the Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation as homes for the collection.
