Sentence examples for interaction with those from inspiring English sources
Learners crave more interaction with those sharing their interest.
It sees the climate as one problem among many, the severity of which is often determined by its interaction with those other problems.
Every meal out with friends or colleagues represents a negotiation between connectedness to the grid and interaction with those on hand.
Nuclear strategy then became associated with more technical questions relating to the capabilities of various weapons systems and the range of potential forms of interaction with those of an enemy under hypothetical scenarios.
Individuals can gain knowledge of things only through their practical interaction with those things, framing their ideas corresponding to their practice; and social practice alone provides the test of the correspondence of idea with reality i.e., of truth.
Its bureaucratic distance from spymasters at the C.I.A., the signals-intelligence mavens at the National Security Agency and the satellite gurus at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency means that it has little interaction with those who actually collect information around the world, intelligence officials say.
Allen alleges that Andreas encouraged his followers to "Keep holy company", by which he meant that they should avoid interactions with those outside the group.
Through it all, Anderson was never quite caught by the systems in place, despite Rosie Batty's decade-long interactions with those systems.
With schizophrenia, however, symptoms are inevitably entangled in a person's complex interactions with those around him or her.
He writes of how in an era when everyone has the permanent possibility of communicating with just about anyone else, his own interactions with those actually present have become curiously stilted.
While the police were generally polite or neutral in their interactions with those they stopped, the study said, blacks and Arabs who were stopped were much more likely than whites to be frisked or detained.
