Sentence examples for encounter how from inspiring English sources

It always amazed me, after that first mean encounter, how relaxed and merry he seemed in the company of his friends and how much affection flowed between them, for they were a surly bunch left to their own devices.

So it takes a little time for the viewer to realise that Lawrence is just another Brief Encounter: how TE had a short time in the desert (a passion, or a madness), how he found love and hatred, and how resolutely he reassembled the skeleton of duty so that he could turn his back on the empty place.

Given the diversity of tree depictions, and the bearing this may have on understanding evolution, one might ask what forms of tree of life diagrams museum visitors might encounter, how and what information is presented, and what impact these different representations might have on visitor understanding.

Sifton also had tips for dealing with some of the particular "crises" you may encounter, how to cope with them practically and emotionally and how to practice what Sifton calls "radical acceptance of the premise of the day".

"For me this was a great opportunity to do that and to think of different concepts in relationship to photography and how we use photography and the photographic image to encounter how the subject is seen and to be seen by yourself and the spectator".

Instead, write about situations you encounter, how they made you feel at the time, how you reacted, how you felt about them later, and what you think you could do differently.[11].[11]

I told everyone I encountered how I was feeling, and I was feeling rather bananas.

As I made my way through the airport, I stopped long enough to ask the people I encountered "How are you doing today?" and to be genuinely interested in their answers.

The "thermal environment" a young child encounters — how hot it is at home — may determine the number of active sweat glands he'll have for the rest of his life.

The inner insecurity masked by his jovial combativeness was hinted at by his trademark question to voters and all he encountered: "How'm I doing?" Edward Irving Koch, politician, born 19 December 1924; died 1 February 2013.

As a travel enthusiast, it was a problem Ryan Wenger had often encountered: How can a person search for a flight and hotel based on the amount of money they want to spend rather than by destination only?