Sentence examples for genuine encounters from inspiring English sources

The children performing on Thursday evening at Danspace Project at St. Mark's Church — notably, the adorable Ignacio Achugar-Granoff — offered some of the evening's most genuine encounters.

In other words, meetings with people in cyberspace can now seem so much like genuine encounters that they deserve to be equally stigmatised.

But it is also an opportunity, because nurturing genuine encounters between opposing sides is the only real strategy for lasting peace.

Palmer goes on to say that the real fear is that of having genuine encounters with ourselves and with others; instead we hide behind abstract discussions of teaching techniques.

But Riley really did forge her optical style by studying Seurat, so this is a genuine encounter between old and new.

"It was a very genuine encounter," says Mr. Sharma, who said his men came upon a group of armed Maoists and engaged in a firefight.

According to Dominique Jando, co-artistic director of the Big Apple Circus, one rare thing can send even a rowdy, peanut-crunching circus crowd into a spontaneous, awe-drenched hush: a genuine encounter with art.

This alienates you not only from yourself but, ultimately, from those around you. "Rather than having a genuine encounter, your friends become your audience, and you are someone else's audience.

But in a land of almost instinctual deference and automatic smiles for foreign visitors, the organizers of Mrs. Clinton's visit shielded her from a genuine encounter with the frustration and the stress felt by the tens of thousands of flood victims in the country.

Nevertheless, every encounter is already etched with the cultural traditions of genuine encounter; ideally positive expectation, good will, open-heartedness, cheerfulness, sincerity, fellow-feeling, and availability.

All ontologies of universal being fail to allow for the existence of the true individual, or for the genuine encounter between individuals.