Sentence examples for earlier world from inspiring English sources

Had this green revolution come 20 years earlier, World War II might have been unthinkable.

Of course, overreach has dashed earlier world powers — Athens in Syracuse is the iconic example.

Congress is designed for an earlier world of clearly delineated states and point-to-point communications.

But after nearly two generations of contentious and equivocal compromise over slavery, many northerners were leaving that earlier world behind.

Much of the mottled, grainy surface has an antique character, making his dominant forms look like interventions in some earlier world.

He says fans buying Lace's three earlier World Cup productions ( Official Review, Greatest Moments and England's Story ) have been disappointed to find only edited highlights of the final.

Both his criticism of his earlier World-Soul conception and his endorsement of absolute idealism are at least to a certain degree due to Hegel's discussion of Schelling's philosophy in his Difference between Fichte's and Schelling's System of Philosophy (1801).

Origen, a third-century Christian philosopher, speculated that God, before he created our universe, had busied himself with the creation of an endless series of earlier worlds.

Great Britain's early world domination was overtaken by Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, and eastern European countries.

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Back at the same café, Essa appeared to have caught a bit of early World Cup fever.