Sentence examples for world of world from inspiring English sources

Even in the world of "world", though, it must be rare to be presented with a Grammy onstage in Shepherd's Bush.

The world of world of Auriona exists 10,000 years in the future on a place far from Earth, where they speak an ancient ancestral language.

Stranger on a Train is part confession ("for me familiarity is difficult"), part reluctant travelogue (her editor asks her to "put in more landscape and scenery"), part cultural comment (the "world" of "World Series" reveals "what Americans really thought of themselves") and part memoir of Diski's struggle with depression and drug addiction in her 20s.

World of World of Warcraft will be a hit.

This is kind of along the lines of the Onion's World of World of Warcraft spoof, except that it appears to be real.

"We have to be very certain that we elect a person who has experience, knowledge, a base of education in the world of world politics as well as domestic politics," she said.

It is a world of world-wise editors with good advice to a young, impressionable writer, and a collection of literary friends who frequent a bar called La Cueva where they mull over writers like William Faulkner, Daniel Defoe and James Joyce.

This school, along with more moderate calls to take account of the "unconscious Sovietism" that survives in a large portion of the population, includes radical appeals to create an "unconventional Empire, a world of worlds, or the USSR-II" [7].

Now that we numerical distances between worlds, numerical measures of propositional likeness to, and distance from, the truth can be defined as some function of the distances, from the actual world, of worlds in the range of a proposition.

Polytheism assumes a messy world of evolution by tooth and claw as well as by friendship and community, a world of contradictions and uncertainties, a world of worlds.

I speak of course of the Yiddish world, the world of Jews from Eastern Europe.