Sentence examples for structures of the world from inspiring English sources

Fanfario's beautiful Cell Song marvels at cellular structures of the world and their interconnectedness.

People form mental structures of the world, and debunking a misconception can leave a gap in those structures.

One way of looking at the current crisis is as an adjustment between the old economic power structures of the world and the emergent ones.

She has made cardboard models from a kit of famous structures of the world, among them the Empire State Building and London Bridge.

The first is it's always been a way for us to understand the world, whether that's political or trying to analyse the structures of the world or whatever.

It's certainly true that the structures of the world favor the type of person he is; it's also true that many of the women he writes about, from Patty Berglund to Edith Wharton to Purity Tyler, are troublingly disempowered.

Saunders (2003d) points out that there is no reason to think that ontic structural realists are committed to the idea that the structure of the world is mathematical.

Even the structure of the world of the gods is explained in terms of family.

"I found it very discouraging to be in the breeding place of the power structure of the world".

Then, over the last few decades, the social structure of the world changes.

There were hints, in these ideas of an unchanging natural order, of a nearly divine structuring of the world.