Sentence examples for arena wherein from inspiring English sources

It is an arena wherein you can tap the great intellectual resources of the University.

The famous New England meeting house was not a demo cratic device, but an arena wherein har mony of belief could be hammered out.

It provided an arena wherein I could laugh at the foibles I saw so forcefully in myself, which was followed inevitably by a healthy dose of self-hatred as a result of my identification with the characters.

The equivalent – if not precisely equal and opposite – category, "Bad Straight Art", is an alternately Gucci and gingham-clad arena, wherein the cultural artefact is venerated more for its loyalty to an antediluvian conception of gender difference than any intrinsic merit.

On the contrary, he envisages this world as the arena wherein individuals encounter, through sensual particulars, the beauty and love of the divine.

The focus of this study only includes the design and mapping arena wherein the "design arena" involves the selection and/or creation of activities for immediate classroom use while the "mapping arena" involves more large-scale unit planning.

For Bourdieu, the field is a location, domain or 'arena' wherein individuals are positioned in a relationship with others according to the rules (of the game) informing its structure; capitals exist only in relation to a field (Bourideu and Wacquant 1992, p. 101).

His Neoplatonic framework commits him to the view that the physical/sensible realm is an arena of temptation and moral danger, one wherein the human soul needs to be wary about becoming too attached to lower goods.

Because the team remained in the design arena (Remillard, 1999), they seemed to expect an "aha moment" to take place wherein a series of lessons and activities would suddenly be discovered that could easily be transplanted into the unit and work in everyone's unique contexts.

In Art by the Book: Painting Manuals and the Leisure Life in Late Ming China, J. P. Park steps into the arena of cultural analysis, or, as he puts it, "the field of play wherein artistic discourse meets social history" (p. 29).

Our findings and conclusions are: (1) a phase of instability and vibrancy is beginning wherein multiple emerging firms compete to impose their standards, (2) the competitive battle is conducted in the digital arena, (3) disruption is led by outsiders with entrepreneurial experience and deep knowledge of digital technologies, and (4) a final winning dominant design may emerge.