Sentence examples for worlds from inspiring English sources

But it will be one strong strand in any argument to counter the really fundamental question of the pre-election period – whether a coalition produces the worst of all possible worlds.

It may be a slim volume, but it contains worlds.

In Glass Wings (Bloodaxe), Fleur Adcock is as clear-eyed as always in a collection that ranges widely over lost worlds, family histories and memories of childhood, but always maintains the art of seemingly artless observation.

Even as an avid reader who loves books and the beauty of fictional worlds, sometimes even I get bored and can't concentrate on the book I'm trying to get through.

It was all rubbish, but we thrived in one another's company even though we came from separate worlds.

These external experts from the worlds of academia, the media, data protection, civil society and the tech sector are serving as independent advisers to Google.

Never have Americans been faced with such a unique image of people who come from such apparently different worlds – one being "the Muslim world" – who can also be married.

There are some great scenes - worlds colliding at the cinema; Rhonda taking the initiative with Cedric; McNulty and Bunk's faces when the "dawg" penny drops - although the pace remains muted.

There's also a chance that both worlds might collide with Netflix chief content officer Ted Sarandos confirming that there have been discussions about including Netflix characters in Marvel's cinematic universe.

Kutsuplus comes very close to delivering the best of both worlds: the convenient point-to-point freedom that a car affords, yet without the onerous environmental and financial costs of ownership (or even a Zipcar membership).

More restrictions on migration would mean enshrining sharper inequality between the rich and poor worlds - ease migration, and global inequality should decline.