Sentence examples for greater entity from inspiring English sources

Parts of his show were frivolous, and parts were very fine; as a greater entity it was a lesson in the capaciousness of pop.

Work is part of a greater entity known as "life", and even the fabled "work-life balance" is a bit last-century; given the choice, we see work as a subset of life, and not its rival.

For Maimonides it is not possible that a greater entity, the heavens, would exist for the sake of the sublunar universe.

Compared to UC, colonic CD mural thickening is usually segmental and discontinuous, with affected regions alternating with spared "skip" tracts, and of a greater entity (11 13 mm versus 7 8 mm in UC) (Figs. 10, 11, and 12).

These are attractive options but they contend with the overwhelming scale and payment systems of far greater entities.

Both their reputations lay in tatters last week, their PR nightmares threatening to tarnish the much greater entities of Switzerland on the one hand, and the British Royal Family on the other.

"Anytime a black company does something in an organized manner that affects greater entities' financial resources, their back gets up". The white police officer who was ticketing vans Tuesday morning and did not want to be identified protested: "Some of the drivers say I'm prejudiced.

He brought out a band that included electric bass, Cuban bata drums and an Argentine bandoneon, and played music that treated America as one great entity, with jazz rubbing up against music from Cuba and Central and South America.

"The race promotes a really great entity called the bicycle," she said.

"I knew it would be a great entity to extract some technology and some materials and just some intelligence from, that's for sure".

"Other great entities in the world are moving ahead faster than we are," he said.