Sentence examples for which we interact from inspiring English sources

The stunning proportion of our days spent communicating online clearly indicates that as a society, we are more intricately connected via the internet than ever before….Yet as the number of such interactions grows, and as the number of ways in which we interact grows, the joy that communication can bring is too often replaced by frustration, confusion, or stress.

For comedy to work – it needs to deal with topics we relate to on a daily basis, things which we interact with on some level so the jokes can resonate.

"It's our goal to deeply rethink and revitalize our services, our spaces and the way in which we interact with and support teens," said Judith Rovenger, the youth services consultant for the county library system.

"Trends such as increasing numbers of people living alone and the advent of new technologies, are changing the way in which we interact and are leading both the young and old to experience loneliness.

Soon after, acting CIA director Michael Morell moved to distance his agency from the movie: "CIA interacted with the film-makers through our office of public affairs but, as is true with any entertainment project with which we interact, we do not control the final product"; Zero Dark Thirty "takes significant artistic licence, while portraying itself as being historically accurate".

We've designed our environments and every object with which we interact by being creative and imaginative.

Throughout the 00s, it changed the way we consumed entertainment and shaped the ways in which we interacted with each other.

At the conclusion of the dinner (which I paid for personally) we went to a popular and as it transpired very crowded bar for drinks during which we interacted between the three of us and with others in what I believed, at the time, was an informal manner.

Indeed, a central activity of this time of year is spending time in sincere reflection about the ways in which we interacted with others during the past year and seeking out reconciliation and forgiveness from those we hurt.

Steadily and indisputably, the financial services industry – with which we all interact, whether as borrowers, savers, investors, or regulators – has embarked on a multiyear transformation.

At a time when designers and computer scientists are experimenting with motion capture technology, brain sensors and voice recognition systems to develop a new generation of digital devices with which we can interact more intuitively, Mr. Schiffman, 32, and his fellow co-founder, Phillip Tiongson, 35, are at the forefront.