Sentence examples for arena for all from inspiring English sources

Because of the vast comprehensiveness of the Daoist cosmic ecology, and not in spite of it, the arena for all human action is the immediate environment.

Both designs suggest that a sports arena, for all the blood and sweat on the field, can be an exalted space of otherworldly beauty.

One episode, incredibly, begins with our being handed this chunk of fool's gold: "Suburbia is a battleground, an arena for all forms of domestic combat.

To leaf back through the biographical details of those great days before the Twickenham storm gathered him up and spat him out was to grieve for the fact that one of this nation's great developers of talent is probably now lost from the arena for all time.

So I think we're seeing a real shift in both the business, and military, and other sectors of our society, where the so called softer side of getting things done has become much, much more important, and a legitimate arena for all of us to be focusing our attention on.

The Nigerian media has become a thriving arena for all sorts of sponsored falsehoods.

The club environment is the arena for all-comers, and in that English rugby has quickly followed the football example.

Now, more women are emerging as powerful movers and shakers in the finance industry, potentially taking the "old boys' club" out of the arena once and for all.

The figures seemed to reinforce some of the worst fears for the Summer Games, from Aug. 13 to 29: that security worries and a shaky global economic recovery will leave unfilled stadiums and arenas for all but the top events.

Anyway, London's one of the busiest hubs of this "sad, sick world", and as anyone who lives here knows its buses and tubes are regular arenas for all the sadness and the sickness that pours out of it.

This approval bill could be the arena for settling all kinds of disputes about the final form of Brexit.