Sentence examples for different sphere that from inspiring English sources

True to its own perceptions, Yo La Tengo shifted the time frame from the quick thrills of most rock songs to the very different sphere that might be called adult time: a long-term perspective in which joys and troubles are part of something worth preserving.

On the other hand, the appearances of an object to a subject, i.e., triples of numbers, lie, Weyl asserts, in a different sphere, that of numbers.

It is Uglow's success in different spheres that is highlighted in friends' descriptions of her.

"I am surprised to have been included, because I'm the kind of writer who has always circulated in small editions by alternative presses, " Mr. Yushimito, 32, said this week in a telephone interview from Providence, R.I. "This puts me in a different sphere, one that is much more public, so I received the news with a mixture of anxiety and curiosity.

Also, Jackson's view of his value is in a different sphere than that of the Eagles front office.

It's about the way we see and treat women in all these different spheres, and that has a knock on effect.

Another suggested improvement was for mentors to be trained in different spheres so that they could provide a comprehensive package at HCs, rather than focusing on one clinical domain.

Dr. Moss and her colleagues trained five Egyptian fruit bats to find and land on a plastic sphere that was moved to different places in a dark room.

There were times when I was launching Pencils of Promise where I felt that one thing was going to put us in a different sphere, but the reality is that we have had a lot of success and a fair amount of setbacks over the years, and the significance of the failures is just as important as the successes.

Officials from the 9/11 Memorial have been resisting demands from relatives of people killed in the attack and community leaders from Lower Manhattan to accept a different bronze sculpture – the damaged sphere that stood in the middle of the trade center plaza.

The need to push for formation of inter-disciplinary discourse is generated by a very peculiar anxiety about the lost language of science and the fact that its different spheres have specialized so deeply that can hardly communicate.