Sentence examples for dimension calling from inspiring English sources

As well as a creative dimension, calling for flair and insight, you will need strong commercial acumen, negotiating skills and a financial focus.

In a meeting with the Revolutionary Guards in the holy city of Qom, Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, known as the guru of the contested president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, added another dimension calling for the demonstrators to be regarded as mofsed fel arz – "the corrupt on earth".

Because of this, he's hunted and forced to make frequent trips to a pocket dimension called Limbo, where all of his fights against the demons take place.

In the process, they stumble into a sinister government conspiracy involving a monster they dub the Demogorgon, which resides in a parallel dimension called the Upside Down.

One of his mentors, Henry More, conjectured that along with length, height and breadth there was a fourth dimension, called spissitude, that described the spiritual realm.

Reactivity is similar to the human dimension called neuroticism, though not similar enough, in Dr Freeman's view, to justify the same label.

The deeper Ariel gets into the story, the more convinced she is that the author could enter a dimension called the Troposphere, and she determines to find it as well.

Her 2006 novel "The End of Mr. Y," about a graduate student whose study of an obscure 19th-century author leads her to a mysterious fourth dimension called the Troposphere, was equally fluent in Martin Heidegger and the "Matrix" movies, and was rightly praised in these pages as "entertainingly, mind-bendingly weird".

Recently, however, crowdsourcing has expanded to a new dimension called crowdfunding.

Some Vaiśeṣikas conclude that space has no finite dimension (i.e. is infinite); others that it has a special dimension called 'paramadīrgha' or 'maximal length'.

An atom (paramāṇu) is indestructible (anitya), indivisible (i.e. non-composite), and has a special kind of dimension, called "small" (aṇu).