Sentence examples for worlds from which from inspiring English sources

He had dealt, as well as he knew how, with the worlds from which he had come.

After eating a very simple meal, the two men begin to talk about the two worlds from which they come.

You may not root for this tramp, but you may appreciate his earthy laugh and symbolic importance, particularly in light of both the bourgeois and bohemian worlds from which he's so pointedly excluded.

The colourful hinterlands of Venus, 29, and Serena, 27 – fashion, films and, yup, fun – contrast with the practice-court worlds from which most of the others seem to spring.

There is nothing particularly awful in John's life, just a witless, self-involved mom (her opening soliloquy about lettuce is a gem), and a worried sister and the gentle, dull guy pursuing her, who illustrate the social and school worlds from which John feels increasingly alienated.

This results in a set of possible worlds from which posterior probabilities together with error bounds can be derived.

Pasolini attempts an imaginative recreation of the premodern world from which the mythical sorceress emerged.

A novel called "The Free World," from which this excerpt derives.

The concerts vividly conveyed the musical world from which the precocious Shostakovich emerged.

And then you put all of that in the world from which hip-hop emerged.

"We have always been living in a shadow world from which we need to escape".