Sentence examples for in two realms from inspiring English sources

Every man lives in two realms, the internal and the external.

Wagner, who was recruited by A.M.G. but decided to start his own venture instead, seems to exist in two realms.

"That was what kept the whole scheme fresh at this point, that was its engine and its reward: the sense of living in two realms at once, one that was visible to others and one that was not".

"With feet planted firmly in two realms, academia and practice, Mori challenges her students to become educator-practitioners themselves, harnessing academic inquiry and professional rigor to reshape the practice of architecture," the AIA writes.

"Paul failed in two realms: actively communicating what he wanted to do and actively carrying them out," said Dr. Keasling, a professor in the chemical engineering and bioengineering departments at Berkeley and the chief executive of the United States Department of Energy's Joint BioEnergy Institute, which is devoted to biofuel research.

Confession: the biggest hurdle to being successful in two realms is the temptation to multi-task.

He proposes changes in four realms: family structure, parenting, school, and community.

The beings of the universe are reborn without beginning in six realms as gods, demigods, humans, animals, ghosts, and hell beings.

It would require what he called "the great work" — the title of one of his most popular books — in four realms of endeavor: the political and legal order; the economic and industrial world; education; and religion.

Ronald J. Stouffer, a senior meteorologist at the fluid dynamics laboratory in Princeton, said that the key to progress was to move ahead in three realms at once: in the models, in the basic research into the processes that are mathematically represented in models and in the measurements of environmental change that will allow the testing of models.

Grootenboer et al. (2015b) go further to explain that relational trust is apparent in five realms: interpersonal, intersubjective, interactional, intellectual and pragmatic.