Sentence examples for application to the world from inspiring English sources

Physics is the study of fundamentals, and their application to the world.

You might, if pressed, agree that Americans treat their constitution as a sacred scripture, of universal application to the world.

In general, allusions and applications to the world of human mating were absent.

Then there are myriad applications to the world of fashion.

Gebbia and Chesky's push-back against the very capitalistic system that supports them has intriguing applications to the world of poetry; it might be time to free the art from its capitalistic moorings, even as we understand that capitalism funds our poetry foundations and multitudinous MFA programs (part of whose function is to assure the production and preservation of excellent poetry).

People complain that business schools often do research with little application to the real world.

Study something that you love and are good at but that also has a practical application to the real world.

To refresh himself after his long application to the dull world of the bourgeoisie in Madame Bovary, Flaubert immediately began work on Salammbô, a novel about ancient Carthage, in which he set his sombre story of Hamilcar's daughter Salammbô, an entirely fictitious character, against the authentic historical background of the revolt of the mercenaries against Carthage in 240 237 bc.

He also gave critical considerations to mathematics and its application to the physical world.

Disputes concerned the rigorous presentation of this geometry and its precise application to the physical world.

Rehberg found irresolvable ambiguities in Rousseau's doctrine, which, he claimed, made its application to the political world impossible.