Sentence examples for familiar intersection from inspiring English sources
Today – and particularly when hungover – that pasty remains the perfect, familiar intersection of fat and carbs.
Inside, the familiar intersection where I had often sat in snarled traffic was transformed.
Shot in Jordan with mostly nonprofessional performers, including several former marines who fought in Iraq (including in Falluja) and many more Iraqi war refugees, the film is located at the familiar intersection of nonfiction and fiction, where raw documentary grit receives an imaginary glaze.
She tried to get her bearings by making out familiar intersections and landmarks.
Nor was it the less-familiar intersection of the Rivera-Kahlo household with the end of the life of Trotsky.
They're an assurance that we're on familiar ground: that intersection of the lyrical and the ludicrous that Clark, now 47, has made his own.
Some people familiar with the intersection say students cross without really considering traffic.
The book sheds new light on more familiar artists at the intersection of the visual and the musical, such as Wassily Kandinsky and Arnold Schoenberg, and presents new scholarship on less well-known examples in the arts of Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Europe, from antique pottery to contemporary video and sound art.
Students encounter a lot of new vocabulary in the GWS classroom: some scholars on our syllabus coin new terms ("phallogocentrism") or create new idioms ("compulsory heterosexuality" or "strategic essentialism"); others place a heavy conceptual load on familiar words ("discourse" or "intersection").
It happens in the company of a small child, through whose eyes one suddenly picks out, instead of all the familiar shops and buildings and intersections, the flags and airplane trails and small dogs and shiny bottle caps on the sidewalk.
Some morphological characteristics of shear bands (such as bifurcation, intersection and countercheck), which are familiar in experiments, were also observed in our simulation.
