Sentence examples for into encounter from inspiring English sources

To the sound of Robert Bly tribal drums, contestants — male and female — are thrown into encounter groups and prodded to cooperate and clash, then taken aside to describe their fears and discontents in private sessions with the camera.

Bristol have yet to win a match in their first season back in the top flight after an eight-year absence and will enter the new year at the bottom of the table whatever the outcome but they go into encounter as the form team after collecting three bonus points from their past five matches to their opponents' one.

These studies have not only provided insight into encounter complexes of electron transfer proteins, but also opened up new questions and approaches for studying encounter complexes in other weakly associated proteins.

One scholar of the Kyoto School writes in this regard: "The keynote of the Kyoto school, as persons educated in the traditions of the East despite all they have learned from the West, has been the attempt to bring the possibilities latent in traditional culture into encounter with Western culture" (Minamoto 1994, 217).

To estimate the range of behavioural foraging traits in plants and parameterize our model, we broadly searched the literature for estimates of Vmax and Km for nitrate and ammonium and translated the reported Vmax and Km into encounter rates and handling times (Table  1).

Politics has crept into encounters.

It gives her the chance to slip alternative songs into encounters with mainstream guests but Ezra doesn't play ball and goes down the Kings Of Leon route.

The setting is a bathhouse for the spirits, where a young girl's enforced labour pitches her into encounters with talking frogs, radish spirits and disembodied heads, not to mention some mucky confrontations with the clientele.

All the dancers are lined up in a bright march, but this too melts — like the music, which quotes Wagner's "Tristan" and then laughs it off — into encounters more intimate or aggressive.

Heidegger's flagship argument here is that the systematic addition of value-predicates to present-at-hand primitives cannot transform our encounters with those objects into encounters with equipment.

He was respectful and followed directions when he comes into encounters with the police.