Sentence examples for world has something from inspiring English sources

Every place in the world has something special.

Is it possible that the New World has something to teach the Old World on this?

This view of the world has something in common with that of Becker's longtime friend and colleague Erving Goffman.

For today's world has something in it that the Pleistocene epoch never had.

You're 23 years old, and suddenly, every baseball fan in Washington DC and around the world has something to say about you, mostly venomous, mostly unfair.

Harper Lee has announced that she is publishing a follow-up to her classic novel To a Kill a Mockingbird and, as expected, the world has something to say about it.

Each world had something to teach the other.

Keasling and a rapidly growing number of colleagues around the world have something more radical in mind.

If the art world had something like a No Artist Left Behind Act, Joe Zucker might be as famous as Chuck Close.

"President Obama keeps insisting that Isis is not Islamic... but if vast numbers of Muslims across the world believe, and they do, that humans deserve to die for merely holding different ideas… not only does the Muslim world have something in common with Isis, it has too much in common with Isis," Maher had said.

"Thirty years from now, I see everyone in the world having something from Fab in their home," he says.