Sentence examples for atypical world from inspiring English sources

Persepolis doesn't seek to be a comprehensive account of life under the Shah; rather, it's Marji's tale, a typical girl in an atypical world.

Thus, they conclude that although superluminal signaling is not impossible in theory, it may occur only in atypical worlds.

My wife and I spent most of this summer in Athens, and can attest that its congestion and pollution are not at all atypical of world capitals, and that its unfriendliness is a canard.

Moments later, another atypical work by a world famous artist went through the roof.

Touch is the primary modality infants use to engage with the world; atypical responses to tactile stimuli may indicate risk for disordered outcomes.

Atypical BSE occurs world-wide, even in those countries with a low risk of classical BSE, with a frequency of approximately 1 2 per million cattle over 8 years old, which led to the hypothesis that these types represent sporadic transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) [ 8].

And, third, will acknowledging the range of atypical (for humans) ways of knowing reveal a heretofore unimagined richness in what humans can know the world is like?

How does the atypical brain experience the world we share?

Such an outpouring of support around a political cause is atypical in the tech world, which tends to limit its gatherings to technology demonstrations, social events and launch parties around new products and services.

She'd gossip about the doings in the virtual office, taking special care to note whenever our simulated selves had done something surprising atypical of their real world counterparts.

On the show, he volunteered for the Human Rights Campaign and lobbied Congressmen as a representative of the HRC this wasn't atypical for The Real World: DC.