Sentence examples for principles of uncertainty from inspiring English sources

THE PRINCIPLES OF UNCERTAINTY, by Maira Kalman (Penguin, $20).

The Principles of Uncertainty author and illustrator will "rejoice in the role of libraries", a press statement said.

In her new book, "The Principles of Uncertainty," based on her illustrated blog for The New York Times, Kalman has explicitly concocted what her critics have always accused her of secretly wanting to create: a children's book for adults.

In "The Principles of Uncertainty," she illustrates a trip she took with her sister to their native Israel in 2006, during the "short, furious, the world-is-doomed war" with Lebanon.

Artists have even, in a fortuitous stroke that is surely not entirely coincidental, borrowed a philosophical stance from science, which proposed the principles of uncertainty, possibility and ambiguity long before the postmodernist philosophers did.

Principles of Uncertainty Woolf is calling for a more introspective version of the poet Walt Whitman's "I contain multitudes," a more diaphanous version of the poet Arthur Rimbaud's "I is another".

We have been learning to substitute the principle of uncertainty for that of calculability.

Modern culture is in a permanent state of fragmentation, governed by "the principle of uncertainty".

It is meant to be a sneaky extension of the principle of uncertainty at the heart of the story, but it feels pasted-on and gimmicky.

I've been taking a look at some of them, and this one for The Principle of Uncertainty, a show about quantum mechanics and personal secrets, at Summerhall, made me want to see it.

This is a literature at home with relativity and the Heisenberg principle of uncertainty, a literature that embraces subjectivity and chance, and the blurring of lines between the real world and the virtual.