Sentence examples for with that conjunction from inspiring English sources

With that conjunction now in his audience's mind, Ingels started showing photographs of various blue foam shapes.

Race was unavoidable in hip-hop -- what with all those black rappers idolized by white teen-agers -- and like Billy Wimsatt, Elliott Wilson was preoccupied with that conjunction and what it meant in his own life.

However, when giving the semantics of the everyday psychological vocabulary, he treats the conjunction of commonsense platitudes about mental states as a term-introducing theory, so it is natural to identify folk psychology with that conjunction.

"What has happened is that they've been working for years to get the 63rd Street tunnel together, and in conjunction with that the Department of Transportation has been working to finish the other side of the Manhattan Bridge," Mr. Borish said.

The answer, I should think, is that B is not improbable with respect to that conjunction.

The CaD is an actin binding protein that, in conjunction with tropomyosin, interferes with the availability of actin for interaction with myosin [ 39, 40].

Sosa digitally pasted Peele's mouth onto Obama's, then replaced the former president's jawline with one that moved in conjunction with Peele's speech patterns.

He flashes a peace symbol that, in conjunction with his imposing stature, could predictably be assailed as a gang sign.

I mentioned that, in conjunction with Lincoln, those two roles offer an awful lot of moral fiber to chew on.

She explains that in conjunction with England's first Euro 2016 match, she has authorised a gathering of up to 12. "The match ended hours ago," I say.

It has proved that, in conjunction with the European Union, it can be a mechanism for reintegrating Central and East European countries long artificially cut off from the Continental mainstream.