Sentence examples for the very intersection from inspiring English sources

He makes his living at the very intersection of high technology and consumer culture; his survival depends on the built-in obsolescence of computer goods.

ON a perfect fall day the Zen-like courtyard shared by the three-year-old Pulitzer Foundation and its new neighbor, the Contemporary Art Museum St . Louis seems like the very intersection of yin and yang.

School refusal — any kind of absenteeism, from phobia to truancy, that can be traced to the child's own actions and wishes — is at the very intersection of education, psychology and pediatrics.

Like many of the victims, Ms. Huillca was a street vendor, selling candy from a kiosk at the very intersection where the explosions began after someone set off a firework to test it.

In addition, the owners of the Hudson Crossing, a new apartment house that opened at that very intersection, said two of its tenants have been hit in recent weeks, although no police reports have been filed.

After Obama screened Lincoln, Spielberg released "Steven Spielberg's Obama (starring Daniel Day-Lewis)." Tracy Morgan as Joe Biden is alone worthy of a White House premiere, and Spielberg's little joke reminds us of the very real intersection between film and politics.

Best of all, the book has several photos of the famed Lollypop Farm that once stood at the very faceless intersection that I now dread.

"I wanted to make it complicated," he said over lattes at a cafe on the very Kreuzberg intersection where most of the action of "Alltag" takes place.

From the late 60s to mid-70s, P-Orridge worked at the very transgressive intersection of Neo-Dada and Fluxus in the performance art and sound collective COUM Transmissions.

It's "go" time, and political strategists are literally working themselves into the ground trying to navigate the very peculiar intersection of money, media, power, ego and voting behavior (are you a hard or soft Dem?) to elect candidates everywhere at every level.

In order to address the complexity of FASD, we must understand the very important intersections between access to contraception and education about alcohol's effects on the fetus.