Sentence examples for wide realms from inspiring English sources

Particularly with the theoreticians, they are delving into wide realms of imagination.

What is more, the place is not found but seeps from our touch in continuous creation, dark enclosing cocoon round ourselves alone, dark wide realm where we walk with everyone.

Malick brings his characters to a sharply varied range of places and spaces (with special attention to Austin and its surroundings), evoking a wide realm of experiences through architecture and décor.

Looking for the practices that drive conceptual innovation has led philosophers to examine both the reasoning practices of scientists and the wide realm of experimental practices that are not directed narrowly at testing hypotheses, that is, exploratory experimentation.

"A good fit" takes in a wide realm of possibilities: It may be that the artist's style or subject matter isn't compatible with other artworks in the gallery, perhaps that prices for the artist's work are too high or too low for the collector base.

All of this would be forgivable if the book had a strong plot, but the mystery of the blackbirds doesn't so much deepen as spread out into wider and wider realms of implausibility.

That's why the reach of "The Butler" goes beyond the story of Cecil Gaines — and beyond the story of his connection with American Presidents — into the wider realms of literature.

But in recent years the festival has also plugged in to wider realms.

The application of technology and data to sports management mirrors the wider realm of business.

"Dick Lewis bridged the academic world and the wider realm of letters," Richard C. Levin, the president of Yale, said in a statement.

The existing text is in the Akkadian (Semitic) language; but, even though no Sumerian version is known to survive, the code was meant to be applied to a wider realm than any single country and to integrate Semitic and Sumerian traditions and peoples.