Sentence examples for which realm from inspiring English sources

When one of them rang, he would turn it over, to see which realm of his dealings the inquiry was coming from.

One of the anthology's more remarkable effects is to make us forget which realm we are in — nonfiction or fiction, reality or fantasy — or why any of these categories matter.

As layers of limbo and purgatory were added to the afterlife, theologians like Thomas Aquinas labored to understand which realm Jesus visited, and whom he saved.

Which realm you choose was a matter of preference, though she warned that if you were brought up with negative associations of hell, the lower realm probably wasn't a good idea.

The reality is that we love TV, no matter which realm it takes place in, so if a show can successfully pull off an alternate universe episode (or episodes, or full seasons for that matter), we're on board to travel wherever they want to take us.

Croce and Ortega both viewed human life as embodying an essentially historical process within which the realm of human reality is perceived and understood.

The Zhou king had become merely a figurehead, and real power lay in the hands of the rulers (typically dukes) of the different states into which the realm was divided.

To me, there is no other stage at which the realm of possibility is so huge.

The comedies in which natural realms are benign, healing influences play particularly well outdoors.

Where, with whom and in which life realms these future-oriented views do accomplish themselves is, again, an empirical question.

But more than this, it is another example of this director's insistence on a spiritual realm which overlaps with our own: a realm from which ghosts and spirits will appear, and be just as ordinary as anyone else.