Sentence examples for World reproduced from inspiring English sources

A Critic's Notebook article in Weekend yesterday about holiday gift books misattributed the painting "The Origin of the World," reproduced in "Icons of Erotic Art".

Stirner's claim that the modern world reproduced, rather than abolished, religious modes of thought provides the opportunity for a sustained attack on the writings of his left-Hegelian contemporaries, Ludwig Feuerbach, in particular, is singled out for failing to overcome the subordination of the individual to spirit.

By Megan Boyle, Editorial Director, Healthy Child Healthy World Reproduced with the permission of the Environmental Working Group, www.healthychild.org.org

By Megan Boyle, Editorial Director, Healthy Child Healthy World Reproduced with the permission of the Environmental Working Group www.healthychild.org.org

Subversion In Chile (A Case Study in US Corporate Intrigue In The Third World) reproduces the US corporation ITT's internal memoranda of the day.

With two of the most famous people in the world reproducing, it's hard not to get caught up in the hype.

In mythical eschatology the origin of the world is reproduced at the end of the world; that is, the process of creating order out of chaos that occurred at the beginning of time occurs again at the end of time (the "End" or "Endtime").

Its main attraction is Miniland, where selected highlights of the known world are reproduced in Lego.

The real world gets reproduced virtually.

The spacetime geometry configuration of the observed world is reproduced in the brain.

Many existing systems intuitively visualize the target domain world and reproduce the transition of its status.