Sentence examples for third world of from inspiring English sources

The cuts, he said in a 1987 speech, would leave Great Britain among "the third world of science".

The scene is reminiscent of the third world, of places like Manila's notorious garbage mountain, but this desperate place is next door to a country with the highest per capita income in the Middle East Israell.

She is known for her arresting images of struggling women in the third world, of Malcolm X and Joseph McCarthy at the height of their power, of Marilyn Monroe and Clark Gable wrestling horses on the set of "The Misfits".

"You might think that it would be easy studying the third world of poor countries," Dr. Dasgupta said, because fertility rates there might respond more to economic incentives than to tastes and fashions.

Only their allegorical use, prepared by slow developments within paganism itself, saved them, as in a temporary tomb, for the day when they could wake again in the beauty of acknowledged myth and thus provide modern Europe with its "third world" of romantic imagining..

Here, however, modern philosophers have been reluctant to follow him, not only because this "third world" of abstract objects is extremely mysterious in itself but also because it seems impossible to account for how users of language manage to come into contact with it.

"But at the same time they relieved the first world of a certain guilt.

Or Blizzard will release the second World of Warcraft expansion and no one will care.

Thus, we have the first world of external, material things, the second world of subjective states (mental events) and the third realm of abstract meanings and mathematical objects; nevertheless, the ultimate ontological division is between the real world containing substances, their collections, states and properties, and the abstract realm of logical and mathematical objects.

During the Cold War, relationships between the "First World" and the "Second World" of Communist states were typically competitive, ideological and hostile.

However, "In the context of an oppressive history and experiences of ongoing racism and discrimination, a second world of bridging social capital remains elusive to many Indigenous Australians" [ 55].