Sentence examples for various spheres of from inspiring English sources

I guess I can only hope that the kids will develop competitive dispositions themselves, and this will help them succeed in various spheres of life.

As the Slovak problem began to deepen, the move gave him enough space to manoeuvre within various spheres of politics as they developed in parliament.

Her book critiques this phenomenon in chapters focussing on various spheres of culture (fashion, film, television) and movement issues (empowerment, gender difference).

Increasingly, conservative forces opposed to democratic reform who enjoy the financial backing of well-placed power brokers have been willing to use any means, including violence, to maintain a hold on various spheres of power.

May 16th marks the fiftieth anniversary of the start of the Cultural Revolution, when Chairman Mao launched China on a campaign to purify itself of saboteurs and apostates, to find the "representatives of the bourgeoisie who have sneaked into the Party, the government, the army, and various spheres of culture" and drive them out with "the telescope and microscope of Mao Zedong Thought".

At the Teatro Divina Commedia, as the theater is called, there are red-eyed demons writhing acrobatically in various spheres of hell against a backdrop of sets inspired by Gustave Doré, whose 19th-century engravings of "The Divine Comedy" are arguably the most famous.

The Permanent Secretariat, established at the seat of the League at Geneva, comprised a body of experts in various spheres under the direction of the general secretary.

The Dutch English connection in the person of William III, the continuing threat of Louis XIV, and a succession of shattering events in various spheres stimulated a vast production of cartoons from the 1680s on.

The PM and key influencers from various spheres are quickly persuaded of the scheme's merit.

"Our mission is to further strengthen this cooperation in various spheres, including the crucially important area of healthcare," said Ms. Gomes.

This article treats as separate various substantive spheres of human development (physical, perceptual, cognitive, linguistic, personality, and social), as it does various temporal phases of development (prenatal life, infancy, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and old age).