Sentence examples for bridging the two from inspiring English sources
So he smoothly so smoothly!—glides his hand across the space between Obama and Nieto that he is briefly bridging the two men.
But in recent weeks, I've become more acutely aware of the gulf that can exist between true empathy and surface understanding – and the importance of bridging the two.
"Was it an earlier draft of Watchman, or of Mockingbird, or even, as early correspondence indicates it might be, a third book bridging the two?
Bridging the two keyboard concertos with Stravinsky's orchestral Concerto in D was an inspired choice, revealing the influences of Bach and Mozart on the later composer's brand of neoclassicism.
He never abandoned classical music, but he insisted that his jazz and classical performing be regarded as equal aspects of his musical personality, with composition often bridging the two.
Bridging the two scientific camps, Dr. Tinker is working closely with veterinary experts and biologists at the California Department of Fish and Game, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, the University of California and elsewhere.
It is bridging the two with Downtown Disney, a 300,000-square-foot retail, dining and entertainment complex, like the one at Walt Disney World in Orlando, that will feature outlets of popular spots like House of Blues and the La Brea Bakery, the Los Angeles-based emporium of irresistible breads and pastries.
Pioneer is taking a big step in bridging the two landmasses of Internet radio and vehicle entertainment.
Yet he is himself capable of speculating convincingly from the available science, picking up from where Malcolm Gladwell leaves off in bridging the two-cultures divide.
Also, we want to explore and foster opportunities provided by new digital platforms for re-initiating the dialogue between life sciences and the humanities (bridging the 'two worlds' divide).
If instead there were an 'adapter' protein bridging the two elements, the combination of two individually deleterious mutations would lead to an additive loss of function.
