Sentence examples for shared discovery from inspiring English sources
Taking an emotionally fraught, highly competitive process and turning it into a time of shared discovery "is absolutely the most valuable and enjoyable thing I do," Ms. Kent said, adding, "College selection should be an adventure that families enjoy together".
An important part of the pleasure of a movie is the sense of shared discovery — the feeling that what's surprising in the viewing surprised the filmmaker as well, and the thrill of witnessing that attempt at something new.
As the camera (the cinematographer is the gifted Andrew Reed) moves around the table from one to the other, the warm light brightens their faces, pulling them out of the dark and toward shared discovery.
In Dr. King's era, the word "movement" grew from a personal inspiration into leaps of faith, then from shared discovery and sacrifice into upward struggle, spawning kindred movements until great hosts from Selma to the Berlin Wall literally could feel the movement of history.
In response, Shazam says, "We've created the world's best platform for artists to connect with their fans around shared discovery in a music environment.
That creative potential is rooted in Davison's dreams of a beautiful environment that encouraged the serendipitous sense of shared discovery of his mountain treks, where "players didn't just trash talk newbs, but shared experiences and skills..
In 2013, both sides began sharing discovery materials and preparing to depose witnesses.
Ranbaxy, for example, has a deal with GSK to share discovery work.
As their respective cases moved up through the courts, she told me, "we were sharing discovery together, sharing drafts, and so forth.
Besides the capability of publishing, sharing, discovery and downloading of SWAT models, some of the functions in SWATShare such as model calibration are supported by providing access to high performance computing resources including the XSEDE and cloud.
It is an example of the book as inquiry, open-ended, less about coming to conclusions than raising questions, sharing discovery and celebrating the land.
