Sentence examples for which we organize from inspiring English sources

Speaking of Ms. Carr, Ms. Hynes said: "Marina has returned again and again to the family, to that central unit by which we organize our society, and has challenged how it works.

And that radical potential, I think, inheres in spaces like cruising bathrooms and parks, where the categories by which we organize our lives, like race and class, get scrambled by desire, which is a reason why our culture is so terrified by desire, because it scrambles those things," he said.

"We believe this success is because we have certain criteria around which we organize our economic policies, and these are the criteria we want other countries to comply with if they ask for our money," said Tanja A. Börzel, a professor of European Union politics at the Free University in Berlin.

Definitions range from state-centered to society-centered views that incorporate a wide range of institutional arrangements by which we organize our collective lives.

Haunted by the edgelessness of time and space, Buber found solace in Kant's understanding that space and time are forms of human intuition by which we organize a chaotic manifold of sense perceptions, and that being transcends human concepts like finitude or infinity.

The ways in which we organize work, however, may work against that ideal.

Demopoulos was interviewed on-stage at TechCrunch Shenzhen, which we organized with TechNode.

We identified twelve combinations of MRI contrasts in MS lesions, which we organized into four main groups according to the predominant underlying pathology.

Humans like to create categories, paradigms and other frameworks within which we think, organize, forecast, argue and educate.

The preceding signatures allow a more detailed examination of the sequence of activity, which we will organize through selected magnetograms (see Fig. 9).

Such representations are, among other things, the vehicles of our thought as well as the means by which we store, organize, and further our knowledge of the world, and we do this in virtue of their role as bearers of meaning.