It made so much sense to come together," said Hogarth.
"Everybody is starting to come together," said Dr. Clinton, describing a feeling of momentum among counselors.
"This is a time for us to come together," said Jindal.
"Maybe this is a season where people will want to come together," said Mr. Jones, of Travelocity.
"Something like this makes everybody come together," said Ms. Randle, 63. "We've all had bad luck in the past.
"Everything is in place for more women to succeed in science; now the different pieces just have to come together," said Ms. Dautresme at the L'Oréal Foundation.
"In truth, several things have come together," said one of the exhibition's curators, the cinema critic, writer and Tati expert, Stéphane Goudet.
"He's in a miracle moment, where everything has come together," said Keith Smart, the Sacramento Kings coach, who was Lin's coach with the Warriors last season.
"The first thing totalitarian regimes do is to attack institutions where different schools of thought and ideologies come together," said Carmen Ramia, the Ateneo's director.
"This was a once in a life time moment when you actually have a perfect storm for these two companies to come together," said an ebullient Mr. Schorsch.
"We are forced to come together," said Hassan Nafaa, a political scientist at Cairo University and the head of the National Association for Change.
