Sentence examples for sole sphere from inspiring English sources

And at a time when, for most Greek women, the workplace does not lend itself to grand visions (not even to a smooth and rewarding career path), work-related sacrifices cannot be easily justified and domesticity becomes again the sole sphere of dominance and optimism".

The parent's sphere of sole discretion ends at the Florida Straits, and children occasionally can live legally within what Blackstone called "the empire of the great-uncle".

Republicans traditionally have held children within what Blackstone called "the empire of the father," which tells the state and the courts to butt out of what is the parent's sphere of sole discretion.

The only truly public sphere is the public sphere itself.

Large Red Sphere, as the Turkentor's sole exhibit is called, measures 260cm in diameter and sits in totemic splendour at the heart of the gallery, lit solely by the sun and the moon, through a glass roof.

In the freshman-harassing sphere, Cane Spree gradually emerged as the sole survivor, principally because it was civilized almost instantaneously.

(B ) Fis-DNA crystal structure (PDB ID: 3IV5) highlighting the sole cysteine at the crosslinking target residue 21 (green spheres) in the protruding β-hairpin arms where surrounding residues that contact Hin are shown as red sticks.

Ever since Kochi native Sakamoto Ryoma mounted his steed in the 19th century and charged headfirst into the Tokugawa shogonate, overthrowing them and ushering in the Meiji Restoration, people down here have made it their sole aim to brazenly invade and reinterpret Japan's cultural sphere at every opportunity.

The caveat being, the bully needs to be the sole leader and will only allow those in their immediate sphere who will subjugate themselves.

Our sole common task, then, is now to shift our ideas from the sphere of sterile discussion to one of creative action.

As Smith writes: "….the [sic] ladette is presented as occupying space outside the traditional feminine domestic sphere, and crucially, as taking space once regarded the principal or sole preserve of men". .