intersect

You’re going this way because you want to intersect with the moon’s path, but the moon is going that way.

It makes sense that Tarrant County, which political experts describe as a bellwether in national politics, may be a driver in national conversations around how religion and politics intersect, said McDaniel, the UT professor.

I know how they intersected in real life, but when do I show that?

His writing shows the strengths and also the self-deceiving limitations of his class when he writes about subjects that intersect with politics.

Commenting on class and the status quo, these 3-D printed gowns intersect the wearer at aggressive angles, revealing the beige infrastructure underneath as if it’s the usually invisible help.