Sentence examples for a separate universe from inspiring English sources

"His pictorial worlds constitute a separate universe where nothing is self-evident and anything is possible," the citation says.

For the most part, however, the gowns exist in a separate universe, one governed by its own bizarre rules.

But thanks to mobile devices, fans can record the action from a separate universe of violent and embarrassing behavior that does not make it on network broadcasts.

Over more than four decades, the Super Bowl has evolved into a separate universe, as if pro football did not really exist before.

One reason cultural capital ties literary novelists in knots is its abolition, in Bourdieu's words, of "the sacred frontier which makes legitimate culture a separate universe".

"The places I worked never asked if I had an 'employeur principal.' It's almost like they operate in a separate universe," she said.

In the meantime, just a few miles away, a completely separate universe called Dearborn, Michigan was dealing with a grassroots problem of our own.

But Wodehouse's exaggerations are sublime in part because they have clearly detached themselves from reference, and constitute a magical and separate universe that has its own laws and "codes".

Marvel, meanwhile, rejigged its chronology in 2007, as well as adding a separate "Ultimate" universe in 2000 which is populated by updated versions of its classic characters.

If his novels have not got the self-conscious "art" of Henry James, it is because Forster wished to connect with the vagaries of human experience rather than to create a separate aesthetic universe.He was not, however, anti-art.

Black buyers often enter a separate lending universe: A dozen banks and mortgage companies, almost all of which turned big profits making subprime loans, accounted for half the loans given to the region's black middle-income borrowers in 2005 and 2006, according to The Times's analysis.