Sentence examples for gathering a collection of from inspiring English sources

Some doctors argue that gathering a collection of symptoms of aging under the perimenopause rubric is an example of using women's menstrual cycles to show that they are somehow abnormal.

Most originally, Heidegger argues, we do not understand the world by gathering a collection of neutral facts by which we may reach a set of universal propositions, laws, or judgments that, to a greater or lesser extent, corresponds to the world as it is.

The dragon plotline, on the other hand, soars into the realm of high fantasy, with the hero's quest of discovery and self-discovery as Daenerys transforms herself from pawn to queen, gathering a collection of companions and advisers with diverse talents to support her along the way.

No animal models of influenza, for instance, mimic human influenza and researchers model for the virus in several different species in the hope that gathering a collection of data may be useful in drug discovery [ 85, 86].

At first blush it seemed like an unremarkable country-club gathering: a collection of middle-age suburbanites elegantly dressed for a night of revelry, wine glasses in hand and cocktail chatter competing with pounding music.

The gathering included a collection of current and former 60 Minutes employees and many television legends in their own right.

In the pre-war years, the Carters, avid golfers who played at the nearby chic club Golf de Mortefontaine, began to make the house a gathering place for a collection of diplomats, journalists and members of the Parisian beau monde.

Since 1993, mathematicians, puzzle mavens and magicians have gathered every few years for conferences known as Gatherings for Gardner; a collection of their Gardneresque offerings is available in "The Mathemagician and Pied Puzzler: A Collection in Tribute to Martin Gardner" (A K Peters, 1999).

After gathering information, Indiana and Sophia eventually find it in a collection of Barnett College.

The result is a Collection of Documentaries, a gathering of work that sets out to explore modern British society and challenge what people think of as "Real Britain".

That will make it easier to convert a collection of vinyl records and cassette tapes currently gathering dust to digital format, suitable for burning to a CD.