Sentence examples for in certain realms from inspiring English sources

The youths who participated were in different phases of coming out: some had come out only to themselves, some to people in certain realms of their lives, some to only one trusted friend or family member.

No one knows why, but when I'm feeling contrary I wonder if it's because, in certain realms, responsibility for your own decisions sharpens the senses, while regulations numb them.

Then she steps forward to embrace Kuo, eyes closed, as Linde barks, "What?" Discovery, in certain realms of the physical sciences, is not a discrete event, like sighting a new continent or digging up a T. rex's metatarsal, but a statement of statistical confidence — of the good probability of not being wrong.

In certain realms, the distinction between left and right can be murky: "At a place like Demeter" — an international organic label, whose certification standards are based on Rudolf Steiner's teachings — "with its anthroposophic philosophy, an esoteric strain of Nazi thought can find a place, without calling attention to itself," he said.

Then she steps forward to embrace Kuo, eyes closed, as Linde barks, "What?" Discovery, in certain realms of the physical sciences, is not a discrete event, like sighting a new continent or digging up a T. rex's metatarsal, but a statement of statistical confidence of the good probability of not being wrong.

They do so only in certain realms that somehow are in tune with the times: e.g. electronic communications and computer application; scientific research -- the latter having a dynamic all its own.

"Earlier today, certain realms were affected by an in-game exploit, resulting in the deaths of player characters and non-player characters in some of the major cities," wrote a representative going by the name of Nethaera, on Sunday.

As Mol has argued, building on Haraway, separating the social realm from the biological in research about the body impoverishes knowledge about the body because it causes certain realms to be self-evidently natural, depoliticising aspects of the body that are inherently political (Mol 2002).

There's a certain realm of calmness there.'.

A statute of Edward II provides that "the king shall have whales and sturgeons taken in the sea or elsewhere in the realm, except in certain places privileged by the king".

Some people feel that literature and literacy is only for those within in a certain socioeconomic realm.