Sentence examples for a different dimension of time from inspiring English sources

This year, the festival was held at La Fabrique, an old factory that stretches over 5,000 square meters, or about 54,000 square feet, and "offers a different dimension of time and space for artists to show their work, outside Parisian hyperactivity," according to Jean-Loup Metton, the mayor of Montrouge.

"My first impulse was to develop a language of forms that could communicate the feeling of a different dimension of space-time, thinking the world as a constellation of related forms, places, ideas and people".

But statistics point to a different dimension of the picture.

The scenes of from Friday's chaos, however, show a different dimension of the story.

But Paul quickly moves on to a different dimension of freedom, what we might call Christian liberty.

Each domain relates to a different dimension of guideline quality.

When the earth is devastated by an agricultural crisis, the last spaceships are used to find new habitats for humankind, after a wormhole is discovered which allows different dimensions of time and space to be explored.

We adopted two approaches for the control of time, corresponding to an age-cohort approach and an age-period approach, being aware that they represent two different dimensions of time.

I feel like I'm always learning, every day is new, and time feels like it is moving so slowly, or that we are in a different dimension outside of the rush-rush world we are used to.

In Wales there is a different dimension - that of the fate of a national coach who's been given time off to coach the Lions.

The same densely packed frills (imagine topiary) also gave a different dimension to the shoulders of chiffon tops.