Sentence examples for collaborators think from inspiring English sources

He is known for his exhaustive preproduction preparation (everything from researching the art history of a period to breaking down speech rhythms to explore alternate meanings in a text), and he prizes the interaction of the rehearsal and preview processes so much in the excavation of a character's psyche that he demands that his collaborators think for themselves, fight back and fight often.

One key to that ability, Long and his collaborators think, may be modular design, especially in the brain.

Scientists have long looked for others, and Diadexus and its collaborators think that they have found one.

Neither the academic research team nor the community collaborators think there are easy solutions, and we also recognize that the solutions do not lie solely in this community.

These short clips of music support theories about the range of collaborators thought to feature on Boys Don't Cry.

At first, the collaborators thought small, intending to write a 20-minute film in the hope of attracting an agent; they put together 27 pages.

Ms. Saunders said that she and her collaborators thought that the condensation from the vapor looked like tears streaming down the tiki god's face, "so we put a red ball gag in its mouth".

You can watch your collaborator think, and watch her thoughts mingle with yours, and watch her watching you as your pooled sentience goes sluicing down an endless hall of mirrors.

It's a delicate balance for which the director Spike Jonze, a friend and Vice collaborator, thinks Mr. Smith is uniquely suited.

Here directors Laurence Connor and James Powell present much the same tableaux, but the lack of that turntable forces them and their collaborators to think in slightly different terms.

But it was Gutenberg and his collaborators who thought up the technologies needed to make printing available on a mass scale, creating letters made of metal that could be quickly assembled and re-used.Similarly, the concept of modularity has been around since the early days of computing.