Sentence examples for this extraordinary collaboration from inspiring English sources

In this extraordinary collaboration, the portrait of Zuckerberg, I would guess, was produced by a happy tension, even an opposition, between the two men — a tug-of-war between Fincher's gleeful appreciation of an outsider who overturns the social order and Sorkin's old-fashioned, humanist distaste for electronic friend-making and a world of virtual emotions.

This extraordinary collaboration demonstrates how it is possible for a WHO Member State - in this case India - to "set the agenda" and drive its own health reform, while remaining in step with the health standards and priorities established by WHO in its role as the global coordinating authority on health.

The containment effort succeeded in part because of the extraordinary collaboration among scientists summoned by the agency, and in part because some countries, including the United States, had geared up their public health systems in anticipation of a bioterrorist attack.

In the same way, art may appear to be "an exploration of experience, of the possibilities of communication, and of the extraordinary collaboration of eye and hand," but according to some neo-Darwinians, it too is simply a means of attracting sexual partners.

"This was an extraordinary collaboration across borders, cultures and jurisdictions.

"This is truly a historic effort — one that represents extraordinary collaboration across the American West," Jewell said Tuesday.

And what extraordinary collaboration is just under the radar and influencing us at this very moment?

"It was an extraordinary collaboration I witnessed today, and not a bad model, in a general way, of dealing with possible terrorism in the months and years ahead".

I have many fine memories of concerts at Caramoor, but one stands out as an extraordinary collaboration between man and nature.

Along with art, the battle against Aids is Mahlangu's passion now and the two obsessions have led her into an extraordinary collaboration.

Rose Friedman, a free-market economist whose extraordinary collaboration with her husband, Milton, proved essential to his Nobel-prize-winning career, died Tuesday at her home in Davis, Calif.