Sentence examples for slice of the world from inspiring English sources

The Arab League's 22 states remain the most uniformly oligarchic slice of the world.

Even this narrow slice of the world of salsa offers a broad range of options.

Like farmers' markets and organic grocery stores, museums and design conferences tend to attract a narrow slice of the world.

It's not a fisheye, so it doesn't distort the image spherically — but wow, does it capture a wide slice of the world around you (121 degrees).

So for now there's "Stroked," a quick-turnaround celebration for a smaller band that had an impact on a smaller slice of the world.

Organizing and manipulating my archive of saved materials in the studio is a way of controlling the world through images, organizing chaos, taking a small slice of the world and reworking it under my own terms.

Really, you won't do better than New Malden, Surrey, that leafy little pocket of suburban England that has become a slice of other-side-of-the-world culture.

She knew where practically everything on the menu had come from, or was going (when I eyed a slice of the "world-famous" carrot cake, she told me that she mailed it to Queen Noor of Jordan whenever she came to Washington, D.C).

To Nicholas Lemann, The New Yorker writer, he held forth with uncanny fluency on "the origins of our modern world view, and its curious reliance on specialization and ever-narrower slices of the world around us into categories".

The fundamental rhetorical trope of the cinema is synecdoche: movies present small slices of the world or a simulacrum thereof, and, to be dramatically plausible and coherent, these slices need to imply a wider world of which they would be merely a small part.

So the list is derived only from the opinions of an exclusive slice of the corporate world -- not the public.