Sentence examples for everything we call from inspiring English sources

Everything we call culture and civilisation we've built with the same body and brain".

Its heartbeat lay behind all those acts the other heartbeat enabled, everything a 20-year-old boy loves, everything men and women do, everything we call living.

"The end of everything we call life is close at hand," he writes in his last literary statement, distributed by the Int.

It strains against its own narrative control to create, in the midst of ordinary life, a kind of deformed reality — precisely to illustrate how everything we call "ordinary" is disfigured by war.

Using ink brush, pen and pencil drawings as well as collages and luminous watercolors, many of them on lined yellow legal paper, it explores deep philosophical questions like "What Is an Image?" (The answer, Ms. Barry says, is something "at the center of everything we call the arts").

He was not confident, that is, that everything we call gold, or iron, or a monkey, was actually interestingly similar at a non-superficial level.

We do need to realize that much of our old religion and old spirituality is really a cultural mythology that has become obsolete and isn't consistent with what we know about evolution or cosmology or everything that we call reality.

If it has a central corridor that connects everything, we'll call it the spine.

Everything we'd call "practical effects" has actually been filmed, not just as though real, but actually for real.

So one should not think that it's easy just to take away everything we would call the Kyoto system".

Body modification through plastic surgery is only one aspect of a more general vogue for transforming and manipulating everything we can call our own.