Sentence examples for considering the world of from inspiring English sources
Considering the world of visual stimuli to which infants are suddenly exposed, and the range of primitive reflexes they typically display — forcibly sucking on objects put in their mouths, grasping things put in their hands, and throwing out their arms when startled — frequent blinking may seem natural for an infant.
If we were considering the world of, say, 1300, both would be in the domain.
That finding, if further research bears it out, should surprise no one who has spent time considering the world of autistic girls and women.
Talk, Talk, Talk Considering the world of high whimsy usually created by the playwright Beth Henley, one would be hard pressed to find an actress better suited to her work than the quirky comedian Carol Kane.
Consider the world of sports.
As much as he understood technology and used it to his advantage, Bowie considered the world of information and accessibility something to avoid.
Consider the world of the movie: Chicago, in which the main players are organised criminals and inept cops, and in which even talented musicians have to live on loans from their girlfriends and on the proceeds of gambling.
But the manner of King's departure from what the Nobel winner and clergyman considered the world of sinners, only hours after prophesying his own death, has entered folklore.
Consider the world of pumps.
On this view, Parmenides considers the world of our ordinary experience non-existent and our normal beliefs in the existence of change, plurality, and even, it seems, our own selves to be entirely deceptive.
