Sentence examples for treating the world from inspiring English sources

Instead it modifies these sounds, treating the world like one big prepared piano.

The Argentinian has developed a cult following in recent years for his fashion choices, treating the world to burgundy, polka dot and purple numbers in recent years.

Dover Beach Revisited (1961), treating the World War II evacuation of Dunkirk and issues of faith, contains 11 variations on Matthew Arnold's poem.

The harm that comes from treating the world as your convenient wellspring of data that you can use to sell back advertising is a creeping one: it's that Google ceases to respect those outside it any more.

Nikhil Goyal, a 17-year-old high school student in Long Island, published "One Size Does Not Fit All: A Student's Assessment of School," contending that some students are better served by ditching lecture halls and treating the world as their classroom.

Russian lawmakers strongly backed government plans today to earn billions of dollars by treating the world's nuclear waste, provoking sharp criticism from ecologists.

Street sellers, by contrast, treat the world as their apricot.

"I treat the world as a puzzle to be solved," says Patrick Pound.

"At Microsoft we expect to be evaluated on how we treat the world," Mr. Avina said.

"I'm ready for a sports hero who doesn't treat the world like his spittoon".

She treats the world with an explosive aggression that is a little out of the ordinary, to say the least.