Sentence examples for mutual discovery from inspiring English sources

The exhilarated mutual discovery of the honeymoon period between Buddhism and America has given way, you could say, to the more rigorous pressures of a longtime relationship.

But the ballet soars in the lovers' closing duet, a moving argument of mutual discovery, tenderness and ecstasy that is beautifully articulated through the choreography.

The first dance created for City Ballet by Alexei Ratmansky, the Bolshoi Ballet's artistic director, it carried the unmistakable thrill of mutual discovery at its premiere in June.

Maybe Katz distrusts language as a mode of mutual discovery and wants to emphasize what Dargis calls "hesitant gestures, offhand exchanges and sidelong glances," but, if so, the execution isn't up to the idea, and makes it look too easy.

They're in keeping with the story of a love affair of mutual discovery that is sheltered from social circumstances, from prejudice, from hostility, from side-eyes or religious dogma — and that nevertheless involves heartbreak.

Limping straight to DVD in the UK after premiering at the 2012 Venice festival, Henry-Alex Rubin's film plays like Paul Haggis's loathsome Crash for the social media age, as a handful of disparate saps are gradually linked by their mutual discovery that – gasp! – not everyone on the web is entirely trustworthy.

The film tells the extraordinary story of a talented and philosophical musician who spent his life working in construction while struggling to bring up his three daughters, and the mind-boggling mutual discoveries in 1997: for him, that he was more famous than the Rolling Stones in South Africa, and for South African fans (who believed him to be dead), that he was alive.

Start a coffee shop discussion group for them to air mutual discoveries and encourage broadening of mutual horizons.

They contribute effectively to the enhancement of learning in a societal environment characterized by high levels of uncertainty and complexity and they are dedicated to creating public value via a process of open engagement, mutual learning, discovery and exchange with all stakeholders in society — local, national and international".

This is mutual growth and discovery.

Prenups can be a daunting process of mutual and self discovery.