Sentence examples for in which we begin from inspiring English sources

There may be a period in which we begin to believe that something real was accomplished here.

But in the same measure in which we begin to test life as individuals, these great things will come to meet us, the individuals, with greater intimacy.

Here we present the first of a series of detailed studies in which we begin to investigate the rheological and structural properties of gelatin type B in an increasingly more biologically relevant and complex solution-environment. Protein concentration, pH, ionic strength and environmental temperature can strongly affect the gel formation capacity of collagen.

It's the details that make each of our experiences unique during those formative years, but deep down at its roots, we've all lived the same experience, the one that teens will continue living until the end of time: a collection of moments and choices in which we begin forming the person we want to be.

Grusin takes pains in the introduction to distinguish the "nonhuman turn" from the so-called posthuman, claiming that unlike the latter "the nonhuman turn does not make a claim about teleology or progress in which we begin with the human and see a transformation from the human to the post-human, after or beyond the human" (ix).

Kant is thus describing a three-stage procedure, in which we begin with the formal a priori conditions of the possibility of experience in general, perceive various actual events and processes by means of sensation, and then assemble these events and processes together via necessary connections by means of the general conditions of the possibility of experience with which we began.

A piano piece by John Cage [who was Cunningham's long-term partner], which was one of the first in which we began to use chance, in terms of space, movement, and music.

Get this book at the discounted price of £18 from The Independent Bookshop or call 0843 0600 030 "The mind wanders from room to room," he writes, "from the cave in which we began to the [data] cloud we inherit today, each one of which represents a different mode of memory".

During a special screening of There Be Dragons – a film set during the Spanish civil war that features Escrivá as a central character – Joffe said '"it would be wonderful" if the film helped the 21st century to be seen as "the century of reconciliation", in which "we began once again to discover our innate humanity that exists in all of us" and to heal the wounds of the 20th century wars.

"We had found an empty room in the basement in which we began to do our daily prayers," he says, "but soon the administration locked the door".

What a world might be like in which we began not just to withdraw our troops from one war to fight another, but to seriously scale down the American global mission, close those hundreds of bases -- recently, there were almost 300 of them, macro to micro, in Iraq alone -- and bring our military home is beyond imagining.