Sentence examples for interactions with that from inspiring English sources

In that case, according to the standard interpretation of the subject, physics is not about the world at all, but about only the outcomes of experiments, of our clumsy interactions with that world.

Writing for the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, Justice David H. Souter, who retired in 2009 from the Supreme Court, found that Judge Richard G. Stearns, a former prosecutor in the United States attorney's office in Boston, should step down from a case that will examine Mr. Bulger's interactions with that office and the F.B.I.

And remember to get everything in writing before accepting or rejecting the offer--misunderstandings and miscommunication can doom good discussions as well as your future interactions with that person.

But how can a person tell the difference without more interactions with that person?

As in morning dispersal, the inclination of group members to follow the leader is positively associated with social interactions with that dominant individual.

Thanks to the new version of Facebook's Open Graph developer platform -- a change Facebook called the "most significant update to Platform since it launched in 2007" -- once users have agreed to let an app access their profile, interactions with that app will automatically be fed into their friends' "tickers," the stream of updates that now appears to the right of the Facebook News Feed.

But what he never understands is that the creative energy necessary for self-creation can only come through interaction with that which is outside of oneself.

Cathy (Doon Mackichan and Christine Elaine C Smithth) dominate every social interaction with that sublime lack of tact that just makes you want to cheer and then put a drunken gun to your head and pull the trigger.

All the segments chewed over their ideas yet tended to end inconclusively, sometimes in midthought, as if they had reached the end of productive interaction with that particular line of inquiry.

Life goes on not only in an environment but in interaction with that environment.

United might have had a history of every interaction with that customer in their databases, but it didn't do them a lick of good when it mattered at the point of contact with that flight crew.