Sentence examples for different universes of from inspiring English sources

The Virgin Megastore in Times Square was bustling last Thursday during the lunch hour, but with two remarkably different universes of consumers.

Martin (2001) proposes that different universes of sets be amalgamated to yield a single maximal universe, which will be privileged by fitting our conception of set better than any other universe of sets.

"If you're talking about the white working class versus the white working class voters, you're talking about very different universes of people," she said.

But candidates now need to appeal to a very different universe of electors in the primary system.

We have implemented a knowledge sharing protocol with common ontology as the repository of exchange vocabulary for knowledge sources with different Universe of Discourses (UOD).

But if he indeed thinks and operates within a hermetic worldview that swings between poles of disaster and salvation, we are in a very different universe of discourse.

"I think Senator Specter obviously understands that he is now running in a Democratic primary, it is a different universe of voters," Mr. Menendez said.

But behind a staircase and out of sight of the glittering galleries and reception rooms is a different universe of tiny cubbyhole offices, narrow corridors and bad carpeting.

Kissing in public (private kissing exists in a different universe of discourse, and for the most part will remain there for the duration of this discussion) is quite often a public statement, they say: Witness the use of the public kiss in the lore of organized crime (to mean soon dead).

But press him long enough and he concedes, laughing, that "our basic investing principles are similar". But, he hastened to add, "we use them in a different universe of stocks". In Mr. Lawson's view, Mr. Buffett tends to buy businesses that change very little and that tend to be large.

Watch "American Idol" or "Glee", and you'll see a different universe of ads.