Sentence examples for lesser world from inspiring English sources

Leonardo wrote: "Man has been called by the ancients a lesser world, and indeed the name is well applied; because, as man is composed of earth, water, air, and fire…this body of the earth is similar".

Leonardo wrote: "Man has been called by the ancients a lesser world, and indeed the name is well applied; because, as man is composed of earth, water, air, and fire…this body of the earth is similar". He compared the human skeleton to rocks ("supports of the earth") and the expansion of the lungs in breathing to the ebb and flow of the oceans.

God's grace does rule out choosing to create the best world because he loves its inhabitants more than the inhabitants of some lesser world.

But just as she has done for "Hedda Gabler," "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Uncle Vanya," Blanchett puts her galloping radiance at the service of "The Maids," a lesser world classic but one that encourages the best of her bravado.

Another cliff known as the Lesser World's End of 270 m is located not far from World's End.

A space privileged to men of the irreclaimable act which while it contained all lesser worlds within it contained no access to them.

But it does not rule out God's choosing to create the best world because he prefers to create the best persons, so long as he does not love them more than he loves the inhabitants of lesser worlds.

When his campaign for president began, Mr. Bush made several mksteps on foreign policy, mispronouncing the names of various nationalities and failing a quiz on lesser known world leaders that was sprung on him by a reporter.

He filled his rickety conveyance with treasures from purveyors in a number of genres: magic, primarily (he was the historian of the Magic Circle of London); the circus, of which he was a true enthusiast; and the lesser-known world of magic lanterns and pre-cinema devices and literature.

5. Japan Olympic team trainers (1960) Team-issue trainers are a rarity - and for good reason - but the finest examples of this lesser-known world are undoubtedly these Onitsuka (otherwise known as Asics) Tiger Nippon trainers, which were issued to the Japan Olympic squad for the 1960 Games in Rome.

While the script tries to mix up the status quo of white male domination of brown women with a scene featuring a dominant veiled woman, and attempts to portray the lesser-seen world of conservative Muslim prostitution, it does so very ham-fistedly.