Sentence examples for toward through from inspiring English sources

The lessons he absorbed — particularly one on the ego and the outside world, reconstructed and well narrated by Ms. Larson — solidified notions he'd already been swimming toward through his early studies in harmony with Arnold Schoenberg; his interest in the ideas of noise and anti-art taken from Futurism and Dada; and his readings of Christian and Hindu mystics.

Think of it this way: Relaxing after a long day is something we gradually work toward through an unwinding process.

To a very great extent, this is what I was clawing toward through those lonely years: to see serious and accomplished art, to meet the people who made it, and to be invited into their society, and to have my work share walls with theirs.

The UN works toward decolonization through groups including the UN Committee on Decolonization, created in 1962.

Sponsored by Toward International Peace Through the Arts.

(Grace Glueck) MET: 'DAVID MILNE: PAINTING TOWARD THE LIGHT,' through Jan 29.

The free reading is sponsored by the TIPA project (for Toward International Peace Through the Arts).

Sponsored by the TIPA (Toward International Peace Through the Arts) Project.

The event is sponsored by the Tipa Project (for Toward International Peace Through the Arts).

The event, sponsored by Toward International Peace Through the Arts, is open to the public.

Kerry waded toward him through the audience.