Sentence examples for any phenomena from inspiring English sources

Brook Ziporyn (2000) calls this "omnicentric holism"—any phenomena can be taken as the center from which the whole follows (a position with remarkable similarities to that of Leibniz).

"Any phenomena that is as persistent and pervasive as bullshit must have some purpose," he says.

"They don't like any phenomena or structures that they cannot control," Navalny said in an interview this week at his busy offices in central Moscow.

Dr. Mumma acknowledged that he could not identify any phenomena that would explain why methane plumes spurted out that year but not more recently, or how methane could be destroyed much more quickly on Mars than on Earth.

In it, Boyle made an empirical case for the ancient idea that all matter consists of atoms or clusters of atoms in motion, and that any phenomena whereby one sort of stuff turns into another are the result of different lots of atoms bumping into each other.

SC-CO2 impacting jet has a more obvious thermal effect on the wall without any phenomena of CO2 freezing and blocking nozzle.

The Satyasiddhi-śāstra argues strongly against the absolute existence or ultimate ontological reality of any phenomenon.

Being a rational man, he proceeded cautiously when dealing with any phenomenon that he did not feel he understood.

Any phenomenon that gives rise to Mr. Whipple, the hypocritical fondler of Charmin toilet paper, has much to answer for.

The branding of the Women's March has unified millions and, as would any phenomenon of its size, has also left many feeling disaffected.

Such a climate was bound to undermine Ivar Kreuger, who appeared on the cover of Time the week of the crash, perhaps confirming the old journalistic adage that any phenomenon appearing on the cover of Time has already peaked.