Sentence examples for shared chemistry from inspiring English sources

So when we walk away from a person with whom we've shared chemistry, who's to say that a future spark can't reignite that inferno?

As with its two predecessors, Trisector (2008) and A Grounding in Numbers (2011), Do Not Disturb showcases three musicians with a shared chemistry and a wide-eyed enthusiasm for trying anything.

When I put to them that the deal sounds more like a merger than an acquisition, both Bard and Swensrud laughed, acknowledging the synergies and shared chemistry between both the companies and the two former Salesforce colleagues.

At 20, shared chemistry was about the only quality that mattered with a potential date.

After a few dates, it was clear that they not only shared chemistry, but a similar past.

Consequently, elements in the same group tend to have a shared chemistry and exhibit a clear trend in properties with increasing atomic number.

They are the emotions of shared brain structures and shared chemistries, originated in shared ancestry.

Three scientists shared the chemistry prize.

Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, who shared the chemistry prize for his DNA research, was born in India, earned his Ph.D. from Ohio University, worked at several U.S. universities and carried out his path breaking research at the Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island.

When Perutz and Kendrew shared the chemistry Nobel Prize in 1962, for their crystallographic triumphs, Perutz said he was embarrassed to receive the prize before Hodgkin, "whose great discoveries had been made with such fantastic skill and chemical insight and had preceded my own".

Then again, Chloe is 23 and Noah is only 17, so I suppose it would have been kind of icky if they had shared sizzling chemistry on a song associated in most viewers' minds with a sultry music video starring Helena Christensen in a pair of Y-fronts.