Sentence examples for spheres of which from inspiring English sources

But if, 25 years later, you were going to award a prize for all-round cultural ubiquity, and in spheres of which Bradbury could only have dreamed, the short-list would carry only a single name.

He belongs to that public sphere of which Boswell is so skeptical; his shameful neglect of his family seems to follow inevitably from this fact.

A world is less like the actual world the larger the first sphere of which it is a member.

Here, a point is a solid-sphere of which two degrees of freedom of type and one of type are reduced.

The truth factor of A, for example, is the smallest non-empty sphere, T itself, whereas the truth factor of B is the fourth sphere, of which T is a proper subset.

(These "halves", it should be emphasized, must not be confused with the portions of matter "filling" them at any given time, and hence should not be thought of as "parts" of the sphere of which it is materially composed).

If we think of the top and bottom "halves" of a solid sphere as being geometrically defined entities whose boundaries are specified by reference to the whole sphere of which they equal subdivisions, it seems plausible to say that it is part of the essence of each such hemisphere that it exists only if the other does.

It consists of the intelligences, souls, and bodies of the heavenly spheres, each of which is eternal, and the sublunary sphere, which is also eternal, undergoing a perpetual process of generation and corruption, of the succession of form over matter, very much in the manner described by Aristotle.

(This involves calculating the point of intersection between four spheres, each of which is centred on a satellite).

A multicentered economy is one where different goods circulate in distinct spheres, each of which is marked with different moral values.

The installation, to be set up at Charles and Preston streets, will offer the opportunity to walk inside some of the spheres, all of which will be illuminated from the inside.