Sentence examples for eastern world from inspiring English sources
The conquests of Genghis Khan and his successors, spanning from Southeast Asia to Eastern Europe, effectively connected the Eastern world with the Western world.
The artificial construct fits into the overall reinvention of the Eastern world by the West.
"I just always dreamed of going away and staying somewhere transient and being a playboy of every Western — and Eastern — world".
Essentially I wanted to tell a version of a story that has enchanted listeners and readers across the eastern world for several millennia.
In the next sentence it becomes a pearl of gold, and a druid tells him it belongs to the daughter of a king in the "Eastern world".
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Indeed, Carthage has remained a part of the historical record at all thanks largely to its role as Rome's mythologized foil — a civilization with a Phoenician origin and an African location that, as Miles puts it, represented "the worst of both Western and Eastern worlds: uncultured barbarians and effeminate, lazy, dishonest, and cruel orientals".
In several recently published works, in large cohorts of overweight and obese children and adolescents from both the western and eastern worlds, NAFLD has emerged to be extremely prevalent and predicted by obesity and male gender.
Al-Bīrūnī lived during a period of unusual political turmoil in the eastern Islamic world.
The union of Florence was badly received by the citizens of Constantinople and by most of the Eastern Orthodox world.
"Some day Baku could be a very important bridge between the eastern Islamic world and Europe with its tolerance and kindness," said Narmin Kamal, 29, a native writer.
