Sentence examples for stuck in the realm of from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese have not gotten stuck in the realm of ruby, sapphire, diamond," Mr. Hopkins said.

Q. We've been focusing on ex-employees stuck in the realm of negativity, but many laid-off employees go in another direction and opt to start their own businesses.

Music that should by its nature strive to be exotic and mystifying has become stuck in the realm of the lumpen and pedestrian, fuelled by nothing more lofty than freshers' week japes.

Far from being stuck in the realm of science fiction, they could soon be a reality in our homes, cars and offices.

However, while these new tools have been getting a lot of hype lately, when it comes to their use cases, most of them are still stuck in the realm of glorified Q&As.

It may seem like Dern is stuck in the supporting realm, but she doesn't mind.

Sticking to the realm of watery metaphor, they were shooting rapids: riding the current even as they resisted it.

Said instruction manuals were not only popular, but stuck around, and continue to flourish in the realm of etiquette guides, self-help books and, of course, hackery.

We are in danger of getting stuck in another negative dynamic, but this time in the realm of economics.

"Werewolf" is, in effect, a metaphysical drama that sticks to the realm of practicality and transforms the beyond into the inner life.

By Richard Brody September 4, 2015 In "Queen of Earth," Elisabeth Moss, like her co-star Katherine Waterston, sticks within the realm of realistic performance even while probing and displaying the monstrous inner mysteries of her character.