Sentence examples for external universes from inspiring English sources

"I am so beastly tired of mankind and the world," he once wrote, "that nothing can interest me unless it contains a couple of murders on each page, or deals with the horrors unnameable and unaccountable that leer down from the external universes".

"The ion itself must remain as isolated as possible from the external universe," Madej, a senior research officer at Canada's National Research Council, explained.

His barely coherent remarks trigger in Kundera an understanding that the greatest journey is not into the infinity of the external universe, but to "that other infinity, into the infinite diversity of the interior world lying hidden in all things".

Back in 2000, David Hare wrote about the importance for dramatists of recognising that "the external universe may be richer and more suggestive than the inside of their own heads".

However, microcausality implies that the entangled degrees of freedom in the black hole cannot coherently recombine with the external universe.

That is, it comprises the last events in the spacetime around the singularity at which a light signal can still escape to the external universe.

Both Wang and Nakae believed that the unifying principle of the universe exists in the human mind and not in the external world.

The universe becomes expansive with no parent to buffer, or at least, negotiate the bereaved child's entry into the external world.

There was never a time when an external, dumb, physical universe existed, or that life sprang randomly from it at a later date.

By definition, there can be nothing outside the universe, no external observer or measurer to conjure up this particular universe from the plentitude of possibilities.

Modernists reduced the universe to external facts, he explains; postmodernists reduce it to representations, to "chains of signifiers".