Sentence examples for multitude of worlds from inspiring English sources
Norse mythology pictures the cosmos as a multitude of worlds linked by the great tree Yggdrasil and suspended over the nothingness of Ginnungagap.
He was at his best when he was writing about some aspect of life or politics that reflected his interior self: he contained a multitude of worlds, and those worlds were his true subject.
This approach has been justly criticized: it has both some kind of collapse (an irreversible splitting of worlds in a preferred basis) and the multitude of worlds.
According to the MWI, a world defined at some moment of time corresponds to a unique world at a time in the past, but to a multitude of worlds at a time in the future.
Such beliefs still propel a multitude of World War II stories onto the best-seller list and movie and television screens.
The History Channel was once best known for its multitude of World War II documentaries, but over the years it has amassed one of the most robust lineups of reality television found on cable.
And since the launch of their groundbreaking animated TV series "South Park," they've skewered a multitude of world religions, pointing out hypocrisies, inanities or just playing with ridiculous stereotypes.
If you want proof that there is not one universe but a multitude of parallel worlds, you don't need any quantum physics: just read the Letters pages of our national newspapers.
The social contract we all implicitly sign limits our personal autonomy for our own protection More important than the fairness of any particular law is the fairness which says we all need to obey it If you want proof that there is not one universe but a multitude of parallel worlds, you don't need any quantum physics: just read the Letters pages of our national newspapers.
Now more people than ever can have a go for themselves and experience a multitude of different worlds.
On Beauty by Zadie Smith 432pp, Hamish Hamilton, £16.99 Among the many tasks Zadie Smith sets herself in her ambitious, hugely impressive new novel is that of finding a style at once flexible enough to give voice to the multitude of different worlds it contains, and sturdy enough to keep the narrative from disintegrating into a babel of incompatible registers.
