Sentence examples for traverse things from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, in Physics 8.8, he again raises the question of how to respond "to those posing the question of Zeno's argument, if one must always pass through the half-way point, and these are unlimited, and it is impossible to traverse things unlimited" (263a4 6), and he proceeds to offer what he claims is a more adequate solution than the one presented in Physics 6.2.
People are looking for meaning, for 'How do I traverse this thing called my life?' I think this generation right now wants something deeper".
Outside Riga, things become even worse, as we traverse a hydroelectric dam.
The word Ashtanga, "eight limbs", originally meant the eight stages yogis must traverse to reach enlightenment, only one of which, asana or "postures", is the sort of thing Westerners associate with yoga.
That miracle is in itself a thing to celebrate, even if the experience has sent me back, reeling, to traverse the coming out process yet another time.
When things go wrong, it is women in late stages of labour who are made to traverse the ideological gulf, negotiating lifts and corridors while fighting the urge to push.
Meanwhile, you are trying to traverse the Sprawl, maintain your own tenuous sanity amid what is clearly an insane situation and perhaps even make things right.
New Hampshire is easy to traverse.
Their empires traverse oceans.
Voices traverse the space.
Subway track workers traverse dank tunnels.
