Sentence examples for remote universe from inspiring English sources
London, a five-hour drive away, was a remote universe.
It's not that these books are badly written necessarily, just that they seem to exist in a very remote universe.
The world of the atoms and that of the remote universe posed solvable problems compared to the small-scale chaos that develops behind every car and every airplane.
There is a fair comparison to draw between what Cale has done and Radiohead's progression from the unrelenting edge of The Bends to the remote, other-worldly universe of Kid A or Amnesiac.
How can we legitimately infer anything about remote parts of the universe, much less the universe as a whole?
Last month, an event in a remote corner of our universe, another contemporary reminder of this timeless curiosity, hit the international headlines with the dramatic verification of a concept first predicted by Einstein in 1915: gravitational waves.
In the opening pages Wood quotes a famous and cruelly beautiful fable, which sounds like Kafka, but is by Nietzsche: "In a remote corner of the universe flickering with countless solar systems, there was once a star where clever animals invented knowledge.
As one example, Mill pointed to making generalizations about what lies beyond our experience: we cannot infer that the same laws operate in remote parts of the universe that are in effect in our solar system (Bk. V, v, 2).
The black body is so important in physics as an available model that its investigation mimics the investigation of the unavailable systems of remote stars in the universe.
In social networking's death-defying universe, your remotest past is but a click away.
