Sentence examples for meaningfully interact from inspiring English sources

A key problem that Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins never quite solves is establishing how they can meaningfully interact.

At first blush, the chart looks confusing perhaps a new literacy is needed to meaningfully interact with the data?

What might he do with a script in which the protagonists are rounded humans who meaningfully interact with each other, instead of inert pawns sacrificed to a woozy stream of WTF?

"Once you remove the privacy," Mr. Nolan said, "you've created an infinite number of alternative universes in which people can meaningfully interact, with validity, with weight, with dramatic consequences".

She understands only too well that, because our society remains so stratified by race and by class, including public schools still as racially segregated as they were a half century ago, college can be the first place that students meaningfully interact with people from different backgrounds.

For example, it would translate a photo of a toddler with chocolate smeared all over her face and the caption, "Enjoying her food!" as something like, "Child making a mess with her food" rather than "Child eating food". This allows people with impaired vision to better understand and meaningfully interact with posts.

"They don't try to have volunteers interact meaningfully with voters," she said.

No one can interact meaningfully with a monocultural, political-performance factory, riddled with pretence and convention, because it means nothing.

And the explanation seemed reasonable: animals with bigger brains can remember, and therefore interact meaningfully with, more of their peers.

Our child's emotional maturity level precluded his ability to interact meaningfully with his peers for much of the year.

You want to follow your child's lead, to expose him or her to ideas, to interact meaningfully.