Sentence examples for great systems of from inspiring English sources

It's one of the five great systems of the Earth: rock, air, ocean, ice and life.

A version of God made the great systems of Hegel and Schelling, known together as German idealism, possible.

"Whatever happens to the great systems of nature will also be what happens to us," Preston writes.

Very little is known of the origin of the second of the great systems of social coordination namely, the creation of a central apparatus of command and rulership.

What you mean by "maths"? A. Maths is one of the world's great systems of problem solving, which has empowered so much of human endeavor, particularly recently.

This is a week of suspended animation in the city, in between holidays, when the great systems of New York — the schools, the courts, the communications media, Wall Street, City Hall, the bodegas in Queens — slow to an administrative crawl or shut down altogether, when New York City belongs not to New Yorkers, but to Spaniards, Italians, Canadians, Germans, Californians.

What appealed to him was that the new spirit in poetry submitted to no great system of theoretical constructs.

Newton intended his great system of the world as a tribute to a dazzlingly deft geometer-god.

They say that all we really do, when we do science, is spin a great system of sentences, and although we like to think these sentences state how things are, we are wrong.

The systematic application of pure reason to the explanation of natural phenomena reached its extreme development with Aristotle (384 322 bce), whose great system of the world later came to be regarded as the synthesis of all worthwhile knowledge.

Lying off the Queensland coast, that great system of coral reefs and atolls owes its origin to a combination of continental drift (into warmer waters), rifting, sea-level change, and subsidence.