Sentence examples for gathering toward from inspiring English sources
The computer simulation shows that characteristics typical of swarm intelligence such as, gathering toward energy, thermotaxis, and obstacle avoidance, developed in the amoebae model.
"People usually avoid conflict, so one of the things that has happened is that you've seen a shift in the mix at the Rainbow Gathering, toward folks people perceive as scary".
There is arguably a bias in globalized gatherings toward the Western-style handshake.
"I see us as moving and now gathering speed toward a whole new world of newborn screening," said Dr. Philip Reilly, a clinical geneticist and lawyer on the Massachusetts panel.
After the forum I briefly shared the sidewalk on East 20th Street with an old couple in white, he with a cane, she with his arm, walking in the gathering dark toward the East River.
Coming upon the beginning of Bernhard's novella "Concrete," his unnamed narrator cries out, "It's my opening page, he's plagiarized my work right here in front of me before I've even written it!" By all accounts, Gaddis had for decades been gathering notes toward a history of the player piano.
There appears to be a gathering momentum toward images we can recognize, and away from blank canvases and pickled sheep preserved in formaldehyde.
After the multifaith worship service, the diverse gathering walked toward the Capitol holding banners proclaiming three simple but powerful messages: "Climate Change is a Moral Issue," "Inaction is Immoral" and "All Faiths Care for Creation".
I started Next Steps Salon, a platform to make it easy to host gatherings geared toward thoughtful conversation and concrete action.
GFW is a powerful information-gathering tool toward this end, but ultimately it will take government action and public advocacy to end the days of "outlaw" oceans.
That's an important distinction in a film that ingeniously subverts the weaponry of Cold War-era surveillance, employing the tools of the Stasi's intelligence-gathering operation toward a far more principled end.
