Developing an idea is the easy part, but the quickness with which everyone in the ensemble organizes around it, building upon it and expanding it, is truly amazing.
Even if you don't totally agree with an idea, embrace it and try to add your own spin to it, building upon it by saying "yes and".
We believe that trans women have every reason to be angry at the mass media's legitimization of transmisogynist slurs by cisgender men, and we question the value of learning from this culture or participating in it, let alone building upon it.
"It started out as a motocross vest, and I just kept building upon it," he recalls.
The biggest fear for Mr. Romney's campaign is that he is coasting on a wave of enthusiasm rather than building upon it.
They looked capable of building upon it too as Sunderland laboured in their attempts to find a way back into the game until Cabaye's central midfield partner Cheick Tiote fell foul of referee Martin Atkinson.
The fact that he is not only continuing his support of Loaves and Fishes, but also building upon it by doing the same for the Whitechapel Centre in Liverpool says much about the type of man he is".
This approach — focusing on what's going right and building upon it — has been called "positive deviance" and was systematized by Jerry and Monique Sternin, a couple who worked with Save the Children in Vietnam in the 1990s.
Not only did the Dutch wrest a portion of their land from the sea, but they succeeded in building upon it an enchanted realm carpeted by vibrantly hued flowers and traced with storied waterways unparalleled anywhere else in the world.
When a policy has roots so deeply embedded in history, there is a compelling reason for a court to hazard the necessary statutory repairs if they can be made within the administrative framework of the statute and without impairing other legislative goals, even though they entail not simply eliminating an offending section, but rather building upon it.
Heidegger is not retracting that claim but, instead, building upon it, suggesting that Van Gogh's painting does more than just represent a pair of shoes: Van Gogh's painting "really, properly, or authentically" (eigentlich) represents (the) nothing.
