Sentence examples for intersecting events from inspiring English sources

The effect of these intersecting events is to slice through to the heart of what it means to live in this ultra-consumer, disconnected world of ours.

The Captain is immersed in all of these intersecting events and simultaneously stands outside of them as confidant to his General and epistolary informant to his unseen communist handler.

Two intersecting events of the last two decades have transformed the electricity industry: (1) market restructure designed to introduce wholesale market competition; and (2) renewable energy development fostered by government policies, including renewable portfolio standards (RPS).

Up- and downstream gene intersecting events (UGI/DGI) are directly connected with the 5'- or 3'-UTR of an annotated gene, while other exon-linked nTARs were classified as exon-linked downstream (ELD) or exon-linked upstream (ELU) events.

The world is an infinitely complex buzzing web of intersecting interests, energies, and events.

The launch of a dedicated section for an election event within Apple's news product is clearly a response to major failures where tech platforms have intersected with political events — at least where business models rely on fencing content at vast scale and thus favor algorithmic curation (with all the resulting clickbaity, democracy-eroding pitfalls that flow from that).

Throughout, private consciousness intersects with public events in a deeply unsettling way.

"Any Human Heart" is a kind of "Forrest Gump" for the literate: an intimate, picaresque chronicling of the life of a fictional British writer who intersects with notable events, ideas and personages of the 20th century in ways both amusing and catastrophic.

The real lesson of Vietnam is that for all of our power and might and military superiority, when it comes to intersecting ourselves in the course of events in another country, we can not force an outcome.

Women's history and African-American history still garner inadequate attention as fields, even when they intersect with an event as widely studied as the Civil War.

A great film gives form to events which occur in our own private small world and hopefully, in the really great movies, showing how our humanity intersects with epic public events.