Sentence examples for defining worlds from inspiring English sources

Her novel is an informed peek into the complex, fine and defining worlds of individuals, cultures and class.

Abstractionists, by contrast, define worlds in terms of intensional entities.

It once covered a clearly defined world of high society.

But Cornershop resists the good-natured mixing and matching that often define world music.

Despite the abstractions in the lyrics, there were real people in the songs, living and breathing in a real and defined world.

Patterson plays well in libraries because avid readers retreat to his clearly defined world, which has a reliable structure and set of values.

"But that was one of the things I wanted to do with the band – to create a world like lots of my favourite bands in the past, like the Pistols or the Smiths had created, a very strongly defined world.

In the carefully defined world of European antiques, brocante is a handy catchall term that means anything from vintage clothing and bric-a-brac to fine furniture and silver, typically less than 100 years old.

To summarize: he defines world to be a state of affairs of a certain sort.

For a brief but golden 50 years, starting in the 1620s, Seville's painters boldly defined world art.

In this narrowly defined world you don't really need to hire more teachers -- or for that matter fire fighters or police officers.