Sentence examples for elsewhere that is from inspiring English sources
As speech is the echo of the thought in the Soul, so thought in the Soul is an echo from elsewhere: that is to say, as the uttered thought is an image of the soul-thought, so the soul-thought images a thought above itself and is the interpreter of the higher sphere.
"It seems to me that today social relations and even the feeling of existence itself are being redefined through this ocean of images," Gonçalves says of Rouge Ultra, which also holds true for his virtual art gallery, "as if, at the present time, what is in play is a switch towards a virtual elsewhere that is simply a superposition over the world we know, with its beauties and abyssal depths".
The fact that this binding disappears in the imaginal discs may indicate that the there is tissue-specific Ubx binding to abd-A in the embryo (e.g. in the CNS or elsewhere) that is not there in the leg or haltere disc.
Elsewhere, that is not always the case".
It is Wylie's role elsewhere that is pivotal.
As the article correctly explained elsewhere, that is an increase of 1 percentage point, not 1 percent.
Many leaders here seem more focused on conflicts in Syria, Yemen and elsewhere that are roiling the region.
Their success can perhaps provide some encouragement to other firms, in Switzerland and elsewhere, that are shrouded in gloom.
About 23percentnt. of NZ's population was born elsewhere (that's almost 1 million) with high immigration from the Pacific, Asia and Europe.
I've argued elsewhere that that's not really true.
