Sentence examples for is in the sphere of from inspiring English sources

And this is not so much to do with Jones, a thoughtful and engaging critic – but it is in the sphere of his article.

This is as true in the theatre world as it is in the spheres of economics or politics – as I've realised, working with Nübling and NO99.

Luckily I was in the sphere of influence of two wonderful teachers.

His most lasting achievements were in the sphere of law and finance.

But the most important change effected by the Wei dynasty was in the sphere of land reform.

The greatest applied scientific achievements of the Archaic period, however, were in the sphere of military technology the trireme and the hoplite.

Clearly Greece's and Portugal's problems are in the sphere of sovereign debt but Europe's debt problems going forward importantly involve the orderly workout of massive private debts (Ireland, Spain and the UK are not alone on this score).Those obligations were built up in the boom years and have discouraging implications for fiscal finances.

Common projects do not have to be in the sphere of the market economy with its strong pressure towards efficiency and a pragmatic attitude.

"In a city like New York, it's still very difficult to work and live around other people who share a sense of creativity, and want to have an impact on the world whether it's in the sphere of technology, design or business.

"It is on my list of things that are in the sphere of the possible," said one top Obama administration official who discussed the president's legislative priorities on condition of anonymity.

Barack Obama's town hall meeting in Levittown, PA, yesterday was, in the sphere of political conversation, the epilogue to Michael Sokolove's fine essay in the New York Times Sunday magazine blending a reminiscence of the changes in Levittown since his childhood there with an analysis of Obama's chances with Levittown voters.