Sentence examples for realm for its from inspiring English sources

The idea of Ben as a right-wing survivalist, teaching his children the evils of secularism, Judaism, Islam, abortion, homosexuality, sex outside marriage, the I.R.S., and the National Park Service, would be enough to throw the movie outside the realm of hearty entertainment and into the realm, for its viewership, of a horror movie.

The Copley Society of Boston, Massachusetts actually has a written policy favorable to artists in this realm for its members gallery ("The gallery commission rate is 60percentt artist and 40" Copley Society for regular gallery sales.

Mansa Mūsā left a realm notable for its extent and riches he built the Great Mosque at Timbuktu but he is best remembered in the Middle East and Europe for the splendour of his pilgrimage to Mecca (1324).

The world at hand is shown to be full of dangers—Uncle Boonmee lives with the painful memory of having killed Communists while a soldier, and a final scene shows news footage of today's Thai army engaged in skirmishes yet Weerasethakul's spirit realm, for all of its thick air of mystery, is about as threatening as Casper the Friendly Ghost.

Here Montfort secured the support of the community of the realm for his continued reign.

Whole-genome sequencing is primarily used in the research laboratory, but will inevitably enter the clinical realm for diagnostics as it becomes more economical.

Condé Nast, which has often been cautious with the digital realm — for a long time many of its magazines didn't have individual Web sites — has moved swiftly to be first to market with iPad subscriptions.

"This is a realm for the states, and it's not a realm for the federal government to be going in," Joyce said.

Frederick continued the reformation with the Assizes of Capua (1220) and the promulgation of the Constitutions of Melfi (1231, also known as Liber Augustalis), a collection of laws for his realm that was remarkable for its time.

There's a depth of emotion in his work that's more interesting than most of what's being done in the "sci-fi" realm (although The Bunker, for its wild premise, is starkly grounded in reality).

Inside Avery Fisher Hall, the significance of the occasion was unmistakable; for Mr. Sondheim, further acceptance on his own terms in the classical music realm; for the Philharmonic, a category-shattering expansion of its musical embrace.