Sentence examples for from its sphere from inspiring English sources

While the US has welcomed Mr Humala's victory, some analysts say it will shift Peru further from its sphere of influence and more towards that of its neighbours, in particular the main regional power, Brazil.

Moscow views attempts to seduce Ukraine from its sphere of influence much as the US might view a pro-Russian government in Mexico – or the installation of enemy missiles on a nearby island, like Cuba.

Thomas Aquinas (c.1225 1274), following Avicenna, interpreted Aristotle to mean that there were two immaterial substances responsible for the motion of each celestial sphere, a soul that was an integral part of its sphere, and an intelligence that was separate from its sphere.

Russia may not be trying to recreate an empire it has neither the energy, human resources or ideology for that but it is trying to prevent the West from entering its sphere of influence.

Color — apart from its proper sphere in painting — was deemed philosophically base and socially uncouth.

As the system moves through Fields 2-4, the self functions with progressively more open boundaries and eventually from its surrounding sphere.

From this he concluded that "the outer region of the solar system, beyond the orbits of the planets, is occupied by a very large number of comparatively small bodies" and that, from time to time, one of their number "wanders from its own sphere and appears as an occasional visitor to the inner solar system", becoming a comet.

Santa Clarita is seeking to expand its sphere from 47 square miles to 115 square miles all around the city's current borders.

That is all very well, but China cannot have it both ways: taking advantage of the internet and a liberal trading regime to increase exports to the west, while setting up firewalls to keep the flow of information from the west out of its sphere.

The steam escaped from the sphere from one or more bent tubes projecting from its equator, causing the sphere to revolve.

In addition, the ruling class was completely isolated from developments outside its own sphere; it assumed that the remedies to Ottoman decline lay entirely within Ottoman practice and experience.