Sentence examples for offers a universe from inspiring English sources

I love to play with my brain, and Messiaen offers a universe of possibilities.

Soccer offers a universe of worldwide dimensions: you follow the transfer market as players pass from Brazil to Russia to China and then back to Birmingham, and it makes our docile, regimented procession from high school to college and then on to the pros look dull.

21st century western Christianity offers a universe at once irrational and boring, a clean and tidy monotheistic metaphysic both unbelievable and uninteresting.

The game's fans tout its scale: NMS offers a universe of planets to explore and lifeforms to catalogue, and it does this with a technique called procedural generation, which uses algorithms to instantly create content that would've previously taken an artist hours to build.

Her lengthy essay, Women: The Longest Revolution, appeared in the New Left Review and became an immediate point of reference, summarising the problems faced by women: "In advanced industrial society, women's work is only marginal to the total economy... women are offered a universe of their own: the family.

In its casting and its subversive storytelling, its 1942 setting offers a parallel universe wherein not only are the Nazis invading Britain and coldly massacring the Home Guard, but postwar TV battleaxes such as Thora Hird and Patricia Hayes are caught in cinematic amber as plucky young Land Girls vigorously sticking it to the filthy Boche (with axes, bayonets, rifles and household pepper).

Besides Second Life, Linden Lab also offers a "3D universe" called Patterns; the tablet and mobile game Creatorverse; an online creative space called dio; and interactive fiction "experience" called Versu, which "makes the reader a part of a living story".

The idea was that the machine would be more than hardware and software; it would also offer content, "a universe of wisdom," recalls Michael Hawley, a computer scientist who worked closely with Mr. Jobs at NeXT and lived part time in Mr. Jobs's house, as Mr. Hawley shuttled between California and his post at the M.I.T. Media Lab.

She persuades, she convinces, she offers an alternative universe, she uses the extraordinary descriptive skills that are her trademark — Mantel does "seedy" as no one else, except possibly Graham Greene in his early novels, The Confidential Agent and Brighton Rock.

Marshawn Lynch's press conference for Skittles offers an alternate universe where the Seahawks running back actually enjoys talking to the press.

Star Wars had offered a movie universe for its toys to share, but a toy on its own needed another kind of help.