Sentence examples for of other dimensions from inspiring English sources
In fact, he ventured, it is conceivable that experimenters have already found subtle hints of other dimensions.
Equally effective are "Adjoining Rooms" (2002), "Sink" (1999), "Corridor" (2002) and "Discarded" (2002), in which intimations of other dimensions and additional, unexpected spaces repeatedly occur.
A quick survey of other dimensions of what used to pass for "social democracy" looks as grim; its foundations are crumbling.
To a postwar English child it was all an incredible experience, and the vastness and magic of it did make me aware of other dimensions in the world".
Openness to the theoretical possibility of there being 11 dimensions and fundamental particles "as yet undiscovered" shows an intellectual humility strangely at odds with writing off the possibility of other dimensions of existence.
The modern reader may not be so readily consoled by its ancient modes of argument, but he may be impressed by Boethius's emphasis on the possibility of other grades of Being beyond the one humanly known and of other dimensions to the human experience of time.
"The scientific rationalist approach -- you either had felt it or had subconsciously intuited it and it was repressed in some way... and it burst to the surface... Then there is the belief for the religious person who would say that God was speaking to you -- or some kind of other dimension directed you to it for your own benefit".
Fortunately, there are studies that control for other dimensions of difference, allowing us to see the difference that gender makes.
It remains unknown whether depression status moderates the effects of any of these other dimensions on level of identification.
In addition, the effect of relevance/specificity occurs very early, interacting with the effect of the other dimensions of valence and arousal, more intrinsically related to the nature of a given, specific emotion.
But for Nash, when he's on form, the incongruous is only a step towards a mysterious synthesis, a way of conjuring other dimensions of experience.
