Sentence examples for laws of space from inspiring English sources

Does watching it require suspending belief in the laws of space and time?

Because the problem isn't their attitude — it's that they can't bend the laws of space and time.

Henry may sometimes find himself at war with the laws of space and time, but at heart he has a "fanatical dedication to living like a normal person".

Einstein became an international celebrity in 1919, when observations of light bending during a solar eclipse validated his general theory of relativity, a rewriting the laws of space, time and gravity.

This is not a personal reminiscence of Christopher Hitchens, whom — particularly after reading the eulogies of his legions of friends — I would give an arm and a leg, and defy the laws of space, time, and generational disassociativeness to have known.

In a cartoon universe, the laws of space and time are different: even as it has kept an eye on the developments in American political and popular culture from Bush to Clinton, from Michael Jackson to the boy bands, "The Simpsons" has also dwelt in the eternal present of Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner.

Or, as our theory states, the soda emissary could be a restless, undead spirit able to transcend the laws of space-time in order to supply an endless assortment of carbonated drinks.

"Nope," he shrugged, "He must come in the middle of the night on a weekend or something". Or, as our theory states, the soda emissary could be a restless, undead spirit able to transcend the laws of space-time in order to supply an endless assortment of carbonated drinks.

This is, however, a law of matter, not a law of space.

The nature of the patterns obtained by the superposition of two systems of Haidinger's rings when the actual law of spacing of the rings is considered is discussed.

DiCaprio seemed to be everywhere at once, some sort of bad-boy superhero, able to defy the laws of time, space and morality.