Sentence examples for middle world from inspiring English sources

The middle world (madhyaloka) comprises a vast number of concentric continents separated by seas.

"Notes from the Middle World", published in the sixth issue of McSweeney's magazine, is a wonderful, plangent polemic.

And some dwell in an uneasy middle world, part of both Tiananmen and the new China but not wholly in either.

It begins: "I'd like to taste the breeze and take a stroll through the Middle World, which is, and is not, the same as the Global Village.

Mozart inhabits a middle world where beauty surges in and ebbs away, where everything is contingent and nothing pure, where, as Henry James's Madame Merle says, an envelope of circumstances encloses every human life.

Poet, author, painter, and activist Breyten Breytenbach offered a vast array of aesthetic, social, and cultural commentary in two of the year's most memorable books, Intimate Stranger and Notes from the Middle World.

"Suggesting the upper, under and middle worlds, it crystallizes the Sakuddei's view of the order of the cosmos".

A lesson from a middle school world history class focuses on the history of the calendar and the recording of time.

Poetic licence: most of the workers blowing cathode ray tubes for military use were – this being the middle of world war two – women.

Neill grew up with wine on the table at dinner (beer was strictly for the holidays in his middle class world).

If Qatar is to host the first Middle Eastern World Cup, then the next few weeks will be crucial to its hopes.