Sentence examples for overlapping ways from inspiring English sources
This is the position held in overlapping ways by liberal communitarians and conservative Burkeans.
Miéville commented: "Of course, that could mean anything and nothing, but because it's a prize that's deliberately interdisciplinary and 'inter-formal', you do end up picking up a sort of gestalt of the set of concerns that are flying around in the zeitgeist, and the different but overlapping ways it gets expressed.
Yet the fundamental character of our mental activity is pursued in overlapping ways within these two traditions.
Fourth, 'skilled migrants' are defined in multiple, overlapping ways – most obviously through formal qualifications (degrees, PHDs) but also in terms of occupation/activity (computer scientists, inventors) or in terms of experience (foreign experts).
And in the spirit of contemporary design for dance, that means lots of artists working closely together in overlapping ways: The set must mesh with projections, the costumes with the puppetry elements.
The diversity of the groups targeted for PrEP highlights the need for broad prevention modalities that protect from the multiple and frequently overlapping ways by which an individual may become exposed to HIV.
An alternative, overlapping, way to capture the problem is to examine "promoter groups"—federations controlled by clans or individuals.
Guitars and keyboards take varying paths through each song, gathering for dynamic swells that grow overwhelming, and overlapping in ways that only appear to be serendipitous.
Later, when the tumult temporarily subsides, a string quartet weaves its way through overlapping textures in ways reminiscent of Tippett's Fantasia Concertante on a Theme by Corelli.
If the themes suggest Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People," the mass confusion resembles a Preston Sturges small-town comedy, with all the smaller disturbances of man played for raucous and rueful laughs (and with dialogue overlapping the way it does in a Sturges movie).
But unlike in Europe, minority groups overlap in ways that makes dividing them based on geography untenable.
