Sentence examples for circles to which from inspiring English sources
The international movements that interested me at that time, with which I felt solidarity – the alterna-globalisation movement and the movement against the invasion of Iraq – were simply nonsense to the liberal intellectual circles to which I belonged.
For the likes of Hague to pay cloying lip service to Gandhi's "view of communal peace and resistance to division" while parlaying for lucrative deals within Hindu extremist circles, to which Gandhi's assassin was linked, is to at once whitewash the history of Britain's divide-and-rule colonialism and the dangerous sectarianism it gave rise to.
Therefore, the villages to be estimated might not be included only in one circle, in which case the NTD rates of these villages were taken to be equal to the average values of the "NTD_rate circles" to which they belonged.
Yet Mekas also perceived important changes, for the worse and for the better, in the cinematic circle to which he belonged and that he loved.
The circle to which both families belonged had strained relations with some army officers, who wished to reduce the expense of government by an educated civil service, and with monks who distrusted the worldly wisdom of bureaucrats.
The second story line focuses on the last day in Trujillo's life from the moment he wakes up onwards, and shows us the regime's inner circle, to which Urania's father once belonged.
The method used to predict the NTD rate across space involved the assumption that the villages had the same rate as the "NTD_rate circle" to which they belonged.
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There is tendency in academia and in (some) social justice circles to make that which is oppressive distant and abstract.
We note that in Figure 6 we adopt the convention that red circles correspond to isolated cells while black circles correspond to cells which appear to be connected to other cells within the colony.
