Sentence examples for established circles from inspiring English sources

And it is this social content that causes more established circles to turn against the music and those who make it.

But their meetings have led to a continuing dialogue about business, with members gaining access to capital and connections outside their established circles.

His visibility, and the visibility of everything he stands for, in established circles of academia, fashion, and social commentary can only really be a progressive thing, and I hope it develops and continues.

Even if you consider yourself to be the fun exception or an amusing anomaly, there is a bit of decorum one must respect in established circles of humans.

Much of it is hit or miss, as anyone with a spray can and an agenda could call themselves a "street artist". But the genre is rapidly growing in established circles — partly fueled by the accessibility and popularity of artists like England's Banksy and Shepard Fairey, whose Obama Hope poster went viral in 2008.

Many of these services have turned to outside networks to get the word out, enabling users to automatically share their content out to their already established circle of friends.

when target B lies close to the reference target A. It is obvious that the derived result in (29) is exactly the same as the original derivation result for monostatic SAR in [19], which validates the accuracy of our established circle model.

People you know who are on the far fringe of your established circle might see prospects and possibilities your closest friends may not be able to imagine.

Beller constructs his stories in a similar manner: establish, circle, deflect, half-resolve.

Meanwhile, within established official circles, a group of conservative reformers led by Zhang Zhidong, whose famous work Quanxue pian ("Exhortation to Learning") was distributed in 1898 called for the development of Western-style industrialization without the abandonment of China's cultural heritage.

The wild card in the Republican race is Mr. Sabrin, a finance professor at Ramapo College who has the most impressive Web site but who has been all but invisible within established Republican circles -- though not as invisible as Brian T. Kennedy, another conservative in the race, but one who has had little public presence.