Sentence examples for apparent world from inspiring English sources

Tuberculosis and tobacco prove to be increasingly apparent world problems.

Reflecting the early Platonism of the anonymous 5th-century philosopher known as Pseudo-Dionysius and his 9th-century interpreter John Scotus Erigena, Bernard proposed the basic Platonic dichotomy between the real world of eternal Ideas and the apparent world of material objects.

Furthermore, postmodernists join the concept of eternal return with the loss of the distinction between the real and the apparent world.

But for some religious believers the world of political life is only an apparent world and not the real world at all.

We also find suggestions of de-realization in Nietzsche, who speaks of being as "the last breath of a vaporizing reality" and remarks upon the dissolution of the distinction between the "real" and the "apparent" world.

By the first half of 2008, international (US Dollar) prices of cereals had reached their highest levels in almost 30 years, threatening the food security of the poor worldwide and provoking wide spread international concern over an apparent world crisis (Food and Agriculture Organization FAO 2009:4).

And Woods's heir-apparent, world No 2 and defending US Open champion Rory McIlroy, was gone, too, all of them seen off by a course that demanded control and respect.

The powerful effect of these changes became apparent during World War II.

Initially, what dazzles about the Very Short Introductions collection is its apparent diversity—World Music!

Back in the (apparent) waking world, we come to learn that Orr has recently been fished out of the sea onto a "fucking great bridge".

Typically, researchers in perception simply accept the apparent physical world particularly as it is described in those branches of physics concerned with electromagnetic energy, optics, and mechanics.