Sentence examples for larger universes from inspiring English sources

Chung is an expert at making poignant pockets of larger universes feel satisfying, and perhaps this is why the gameplay of Quadrilateral Cowboy can feel flat in comparison.

At first sight, nothing in principle would seem to prevent a language from containing a determiner, say evso, which meant every on universes with less than 10 elements and some on larger universes.

When raters and cases are considered 'random facets' in generalizability terms it means, that the researchers did not by design put any restrictions on which raters or cases/patients from the larger universes of admissible raters and cases could be included in this study.

For the M.L.S. commissioner, Don Garber, there is a larger universe.

Ms. Palin exposed Alaskans to a larger universe.

There is a larger universe of victims out there in need of Mr. Giuliani's help.

"These proposals won't impact the larger universe of responsible buildings".

As a result, unions boast that they will reach a far larger universe of voters than ever in 2012.

It reminds us that we are part of a larger universe, stewards rather than masters of our world.

The most obvious advantage is that quantitative models can examine a much larger universe of stocks than human analysts.

The curtains create an intimate enclave for dance that simultaneously seems to inhabit a much larger universe.