They want to drag us into the sphere of violence.
The image of God is stamped all the way into the sphere of human corporeality.
At the other extreme, Mr. Sokurov can also go into the sphere of history and public life.
Soon this private world of solitarily experienced, silently swallowed incidents erupts into the sphere of public event and global notice.
"I want to put that day into the sphere of events that Americans respond to viscerally," Ms. Insua said.
Blomkvist, meanwhile, bored and treading water at Millennium, is drawn into the sphere of a Swedish scientist, one Professor Balder, a world authority on artificial intelligence.
It sometimes happens, however, that a mere entertainer like myself is drawn, against his will, into the sphere of "serious" thought.
Clearly, if one event propelled the organization into the sphere in which Mr. Bisnow hopes to operate, it was the White House meeting.
Indeed, some observations of Saturn's magnetic field had been made since Sunday, when the spacecraft crossed from interplanetary space into the sphere of the planet's magnetic forces.
It helped to consolidate the existing kingdoms, brought the North into the sphere of classical and medieval European culture, and introduced the writing on parchment of Latin letters.
But this has only infuriated its critics, who believe the prize is a not-too-subtle attempt to inveigle respectable scientists into the sphere of religion.
