Sentence examples for intersect like from inspiring English sources

Categories intersect like dimensions.

A long stripe of fluorescent red, ornamented with shapes suggesting carvings on a sword hilt, crosses the floor; overhead, taut red lines of rope intersect, like laser beams in darkness.

There are plenty of scenarios where the point at which two different parts of critical infrastructure intersect — like oil and gas pipelines, nuclear plants and water treatment facilities — could be jeopardized.

Whatever Dunn describes, his subject is the ambiguity of human relations, the way our inner and outer worlds intersect like a magician's linking rings -- and the struggle to reconcile knowing how the trick is done with marveling at its mystery.

Orchestra musicians in fanciful wigs are seated behind a multilayered red grid, against which the brightly colored round skirts of the dancers whirling to a Tchaikovsky-like waltz and a polonaise intersect like circles and lines in a Malevich painting.

And you adopt a vision that accommodates your broad ambitions: sports and entertainment intersect like the loops of a cat's cradle, where, with a critical mass of athletic humanity, you can strike more deals generating more cash for the bottom line and create events in which players can own equity.

Three balls, intersecting like pawnbrokers' balls: chubby legs, chubby chest, chubby head, and boom — a cherub".

Three balls, intersecting like pawnbrokers' balls: chubby legs, chubby chest, chubby head, and boom a cherub".

Frothy sentiments about interdependence overlooked the inherent conflicts between two economically disparate societies sharing the same crowded bit of earth, their communities abutting and intersecting like two overlapping archipelagos.

The SquareSpace/Mutual Mobile "LogoGate" would be less soul-crushing to a designer like me if they were in industries that never intersected, like Lithium Batteries and Stilettos.

16 In between these two types of changes, and intersecting like a Venn diagram, are the effects of movement on the aging process.