Sentence examples for which everything to from inspiring English sources

Schiller's famous poem, "The Gods of Greece," mournfully contrasts the experience of the ancient Greeks, in which "Everything to the initiate's eye / Showed the trace of a God," with our modern experience of "A Nature shorn of the divine [or, less poetically, "a de-divinized nature," die entgötterte Natur]" (quoted by Taylor 2007, pp. 316-7).

For me as an architect it turned out to be about overcoming architectural Modernism, in which everything had to be new and nothing was supposed to have history.

This is a club at which everything seems to be right in theory, from squad to stadium to training ground, but things keep going wrong.

I'm wondering how you put that to use in a show in which everything has to be mapped out pretty precisely.

It was one of those rare gigs at which everything works to perfection, and from which everyone goes home eager to tell envious friends what they missed.

"Nobody will commit to them because of the culture in which we live, a culture in which everything has to be instant.

Yet the movie dramatizes a week in which everything goes to hell.

Bulbs will be an important part of the "internet of things", in which everything talks to everything else.

It was, said Variety, "one of those shows in which everything seems to have gone wrong".

"The World Cup is a competition in which everything needs to work for your advantage.

And there's the improvisational spirit with which everything seems to work out in the end.