Sentence examples for a limited world from inspiring English sources

We know that we have our experience of a limited world, Surbiton or Notting Hill or Telegraph Hill.

The Kindle was also equipped with a limited World Wide Web browser that let American users access the Internet.

EAST is East, and West is West, and never the twain shall meet" may be good poetry, but it's a limited world view.

The collision between rapidly growing world demand and a limited world supply is the reason why the oil market is so vulnerable to jitters.

Each being is called upon to dwell in a limited world in which everything has its given place and role to fulfill.

The unromantic details are telling: it is its very messiness, Jesse suggests, that makes life so precious, and if Julia's capacity for fantasy is what, in a limited world, has condemned her, then it is also beautifully, achingly human.

The state that promises maximised choice and minimal risk is in serious danger of encouraging people to forget two fundamentals of economic reality - scarcity as an inexorable truth about a materially limited world, and concrete productivity and added value as the condition for increasing purchasing power or liberty, and thus sustaining any kind of market.

"Absolutely the best Booker winner ever," says hornswoggle, "The most impressive, sustained construction of a severely limited world, and the technical ability required to alphabetise dialect of that density has not been sufficiently appreciated".

Diller thinks of QVC not as just two televised shopping channels, which is what it is now, but as a springboard to a universe beyond the limited world of channels.

Torvald was Nora's self, or that part of herself which was once ravenous for the security that comes from being a citizen of a limited, calculable world.

Experts said formal ratification of Kyoto 2 – which includes Australia's minimum target to reduce emissions by 5% by 2020 that the government says it is already on track to meet – would have a limited real world impact.