Sentence examples for certain realm from inspiring English sources

Polls conducted by the Global Times, which should be seen not as polls, exactly, but as megaphones for a certain realm of thought, show a couple of things: the top-line result is standard — two-thirds of those polled "reject" Huntsman's prediction — but more surprising is the fact that forty per cent believe his statement reflects existing U.S. policy.

There's a certain realm of calmness there.'.

Reason asks us to inquire further, but it also gives us some idea of an unconditioned totality of all conditions of a certain realm.

Khosla Ventures breaks its team down into investment partners, who help the firm pick the companies it puts money into, and operating partners, who each have a certain realm of expertise that they can lend to portfolio companies.

The Waygo team decided to focus on menus first because "we wanted to nail a certain realm of the Chinese langauge, and then expand to all subjects," says Rogowski.

And yet Lomasko's gender has brought her at least one clear advantage, granting her entry to certain realms of Russian life that might otherwise be closed.

The youths who participated were in different phases of coming out: some had come out only to themselves, some to people in certain realms of their lives, some to only one trusted friend or family member.

No one knows why, but when I'm feeling contrary I wonder if it's because, in certain realms, responsibility for your own decisions sharpens the senses, while regulations numb them.

Then she steps forward to embrace Kuo, eyes closed, as Linde barks, "What?" Discovery, in certain realms of the physical sciences, is not a discrete event, like sighting a new continent or digging up a T. rex's metatarsal, but a statement of statistical confidence — of the good probability of not being wrong.

In certain realms, the distinction between left and right can be murky: "At a place like Demeter" — an international organic label, whose certification standards are based on Rudolf Steiner's teachings — "with its anthroposophic philosophy, an esoteric strain of Nazi thought can find a place, without calling attention to itself," he said.

Then she steps forward to embrace Kuo, eyes closed, as Linde barks, "What?" Discovery, in certain realms of the physical sciences, is not a discrete event, like sighting a new continent or digging up a T. rex's metatarsal, but a statement of statistical confidence of the good probability of not being wrong.