Sentence examples for world of sun from inspiring English sources

The story then moves from reality into a fantastical world of sun gods and kings of darkness and chess games where the pieces come alive.

My mother was in the forefront of the original yoga wave in the 1970's, and she had introduced me to the world of sun salutations, saffron robes and Saturday-night "satsang," or study social, all before I was 13.

One side consists of a fully orchestrated suite, which takes as its theme the loss of innocence and pastoral paradise, and an idyllic semifantasy world of sun and growth, broken down by war and jealousy.

Although a Polish translation of Herodotus was not available until 1955, shortly after Stalin's death, Kapuscinski became a lifelong pupil of Herodotus's time, "a world of sun and silver, warm and full of light, populated by slender heroes and dancing nymphs".

"I remember the exhilarating sensation of feeling liberated, setting off by myself to explore this new world of sun and sand and surf feeling untethered and carefree.

"The world of sun care has changed.

It sets the action in an indeterminate modern world of sun-glasses, high heels and refrigerators.

When Jacobs reaches the mystical "Wood of Statues", a "hallucinatory world of suns, moons, phalluses, eagles, clawing snakes" in strange and ancient carvings, he is distracted by "the adjoining cafe and visitors centre… the demands of modern tourism… like a harness keeping in check elemental forces".

Frankly you could be back at London 2012 and about to head off out to the Stratford underground rather than 20 miles outside Rio De Janeiro in a deathless JG Ballard-scale lost world of baking sun and identikit plastic husks.

The Choctaw considered the bald eagle, who has direct contact with the upper world of the sun, as a symbol of peace.

With Cassian as our guide, we enter a mirrored world of two suns, a seemingly benign kingdom that nonetheless holds dark secrets; it is but one universe within a multiverse.