Sentence examples for world circles from inspiring English sources

Though Wallace Harrison and Philip Johnson were early supporters, Kiesler's reputation was more secure in art world circles.

It was organized by Peter Eleey, curator of P.S. 1. Precipitated at least partly by the countercultural, egalitarian impulses of the '60s, a certain unease about the role of the artist as a uniquely talented producer of expensive objects has persisted to the present in some progressively minded art world circles.

The museum's wealth, and its connection to the Wal-Mart fortune, has also led to a remarkable amount of hostility in art world circles, where there is an assumption that it is too rich, too conservative and too reflexively American in its focus to be a serious new player.

As a world circles its sun, the planet tugs back and forth on it.

A graduate of London's prestigious St. Paul's School who also attended the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, David's nephew fits easily into snobbish art world circles.

In such a world, circles of honor stand out like "stars in the midst of a darkened generation" (Phil. 2 15).

Astronomers at the Harvard-Smithsonian Centhe for Asmallhysics unveiled the small, rocky world circling the star Kepler 438 in January this year.

Their great pleasure was to cruise around the world, circling and visiting many continents.

Their first computer models had a world circling around the Kuiper belt objects, but this did not work either.

Confirmation of the first alien world circling a "normal" star like our sun did not come until 1995.

A general view of Muslim pilgrims from all around the world circling around the Kaaba at the Grand Mosque, in the Saudi city of Mecca on Sept. 9.