Sentence examples for finding bridges from inspiring English sources
She gloried in the domestic world as much as the intellectual – often finding bridges between the two.
This means crossing fast roads, fording rivers or finding bridges over them, walking over railway lines, and either skirting or passing through towns and villages.
The man of science does not, therefore, proceed by piling up and hoarding facts and data or acting on the sum of them, but by intersection and interlocking, finding bridges and analogies under the diversities that appear that are not detectable by an untrained, non-expert eye.
This finding bridges the existing gap between theoretical accounts of neuronal information processing and perceptual performance of humans and suggests that humans can extract sensory information at their best given the neuronal population dynamics.
She was acquitted by an impressionable jury, collected a large insurance payment but had trouble thereafter finding bridge partners.
New Jersey travelers are accustomed to seeking, and finding, covered bridges anywhere but here.
Russia likewise has interests in finding a bridge mechanism to continue its similar rights to inspections in the United States.
Thousands of Iraqis, many hunted as traitors because they assisted America's war effort, are finding the bridge to safety blocked.
I think it's an artificial question because there would have been all kinds of problems in actually moving $1.2 trillion dollars through the system — finding enough bridge projects that were ready to go and the like.
Our findings bridge a divide between neural models of speech comprehension and the neuroimaging literature on speech intelligibility, and suggest that speech intelligibility relies on differential multivariate response and connectivity patterns in Wernicke's, Broca's, and Geschwind's areas.
