Sentence examples for the sphere of which from inspiring English sources

(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).

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

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.

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.

Hence, in Anaximanders's cosmogony, in the beginning was the sphere, out of which celestial rings were formed, from some of which the stellar sphere was in turn composed.

Thus, the bound is on the divergence of the sphere, for which we can use the bounds introduced before.

They were distinguished according to the sphere of nature with which they were connected.

It takes the matter out of the hands of the Financial Conduct Authority, the City regulator, and into the sphere of the body which probes the gravest of financial crimes.

Religion is the sphere of life in which finite human beings are able to get into touch with this divine source of wisdom and guidance.

Hence for a long time now it has been assumed that there can be no authentic creation in the sphere of high art which is not in some way a 'challenge' to the complacencies of our public culture.

I would also say that I primarily work in the sphere of alternative comedy, which actually has nothing to do with LGBT or anything like that –- not that kind of alternative.