Sentence examples for more realms of from inspiring English sources

(The problem of false matches with E-Verify, the latest incarnation of the magic card solution to human problems of desire, mobility, and integration, is not trivial, and it necessarily suffers from mission creep, extending into more and more realms of data mining, though Schumer has made it a centrepoint of his hard-line self-presentation).

Expanding the horizons of computer intelligence — mimicking human understanding in more realms — is one of the grand challenges in science.

And his influence extends still more broadly into the more contentious realms of race, gender and class studies.

But in the more intimate realms of solo piano and chamber music, there was more the cheer about.

Morris is a classically trained actress who recently discovered improv and other more contemporary realms of theatre; she prefers her whisky-fueled, babbling Lady Macbeth to more straight-laced takes on the character.

Inevitably juries will focus on the more quantifiable aspects of piano playing, like flawless technique and brilliance, since they are likely to disagree over more subjective realms of musicality and interpretation.

And their affectionate greeting, he suggests, slowly but surely permeated the more cosmopolitan realms of London society.

But that's not how it works, whether it's television comedy or, for that matter, the more exalted realms of art and politics and ideas.

In the more abstruse realms of argument to which these theories sometimes lead, there is a fair amount of explaining to do.

For that reason, perhaps, its use hereabouts is generally confined to the more contrived realms of advertising, promotion and broadcast news.

But the right has largely left the more esoteric realms of culture alone, except as a ready-made scapegoat for America's declining values.