Sentence examples for personal intersection from inspiring English sources
When Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. administers the oath on Tuesday to Barack Obama, the fleeting personal intersection between these two late-baby-boom superstars may not appear equally fraught.
Dig them out and re-read them, looking to identify trends or past experiences that can help guide you to a story that illustrates your personal intersection between this transitional, growing space with your past experiences.
To hear Sofia Coppola explain it, the genesis for her drama "Somewhere" — an episodic tone poem about celebrity and fatherhood in modern Hollywood that reaches theaters Wednesday — can be pin-pointed to a personal place: the intersection of intimately observed family experiences and tabloid fabulism.
Her work focuses on the intersection between personal responsibility and personal development with a decidedly positive spin on the future.
Her research explores the intersection of personal relationships and racial justice activism.
Retirement for a professional tennis player is all personal reflection, that elusive intersection of heart and mind, full understanding that the time has come.
Why not just go back to the hot-rod and start from there?'" His first effort, "Conquest," explored the intersection of personal, cultural and automotive histories.
Carson has spoken at length in the past about personal responsibility and its intersection with poverty, bemoaning systemic dependence on public assistance.
Strout, trained in the law and married to a former Maine attorney general, covers the case with easy clarity, ever alert to the intersection of personal politics and legal strategy.
Draw closer to the present, and you'll see today's topics come over the horizon: medicine and biomedical science, computing and digital culture, climate change and Darwin, neuroscience and neuro-enhancement, the intersection of personal health and the market, and the business of innovation.
The truth is we've gotten used to "Angels in America" in the intervening years; we've grown accustomed to the theatrical audacity and intellectual reach of this study in the intersection of personal, political and cosmic crises in the early days of the AIDS epidemic.
