Sentence examples for universes which from inspiring English sources

The result was a textbook on the subject, "Ordered Universes," which remains in print, as do several of his books.

The writers have said the story was inspired by theories of parallel universes, which have been all the rage in cosmology lately.

The children and parents are in separate rooms, a spatial configuration that underscores that they might as well inhabit separate universes (which they do).

As lines out both doors indicate, they're masters of their respective universes, which sets the stage for a Murray Hill sandwich smackdown.

They found, as they had hoped, that the model universes which most resembled the real one were those in which the CNB most resembled what cosmologists predict that it should look like.

That meant the use of parallel worlds and in some cases different versions of the same heroes inhabiting alternative universes which all folded into one easy-to-manage continuity.

They called the logos providence, nature, god, and the soul of the universe, which is composed of many seminal logoi that are contained in the universal logos.

"Champagne is a universe which is very traditionally bent".

It feels like a world which exists outside the moral universe which we customarily inhabit.

These abuses only hint at the contractors' lucrative universe, which has never been properly mapped.

Yet Wilkins's lexicon could never encompass the universe, which Borges suspected, in its organic, unifying sense, cannot exist.