Sentence examples for original encounter from inspiring English sources

Some answers came last week with the release of the dash-cam video showing the original encounter between Ms Bland, who was 28, and the Texas state trooper, now on suspension, who arrested her.

Revisiting the Upsalquitch River in quest of Atlantic salmon is like re-reading a line of poetry that continues to excite -- often in a new way -- decades after the original encounter.

It's a book I've read many times now, but I still remember that original encounter, how it felt like a flare from my own secret world, all the inchoate longings and obsessions of being a teen-ager somehow rendered into book form.

It even sees the Doctor revisiting the Daleks' home planet, Skaro, the scene of his original encounter with them in the second transmitted story.

Though this doctrine of the Anstoß may seem to play a role in Fichte's philosophy not unlike that which has sometimes been assigned to the thing in itself in the Kantian system, the fundamental difference is this: the Anstoß is not something foreign to the I. Instead, it denotes the I's original encounter with its own finitude.

Now, after a year of reflection, the former couple has returned for a reunion even messier than their original encounter.

In the end, however, the show friskily demonstrates Kneehigh's skill but at the cost of the quiet integrity that makes the original Brief Encounter so peerlessly moving.

At the end of the evening, on the night I saw the show, as the audience exited the theatre the band reassembled, with the rest of the hardworking cast, for a sort of knees-up, a celebration that was out of character with the original "Brief Encounter" but not with this ingratiating production.

All grown up (the average age is now a wizened 24), their first visit to the Proms since 2007's original, triumphant encounter was awaited with eager anticipation – many, including myself, sceptical about whether the concert could possibly live up to the hype that has rampaged constantly around the orchestra and, in rather Messianic terms, its conductor.

Additional limitations include the retrospective nature of the analysis, which introduces some degree of bias due to completeness of documentation at the time of the original clinical encounter.

In 1834, he suggested the theme of Ulysses encountering the Sirens, a scene from the Odyssey in which the hero Ulysses (Odysseus in the original Greek) encountered a group of Sirens held captive on an island.