Sentence examples for worlds of an from inspiring English sources

It's a magical recreation of not one but several lost worlds, of an intensely lived childhood, and of the unforgotten pain at the heart of it.

Had Arthur Balfour been able to read Goodhart's account of the creation of an England "full of mysterious and unfamiliar worlds", of an England that "is not English any more", he would undoubtedly have nodded in agreement.

From Brooklyn, Abena Appiah-Kubi Koomson unites the worlds of an American-born woman and her Ghanaian father, who told her Fanti stories, in "Cozi Sa Wala: Magic Words," tonight at 9 15.

Here the worlds of a child and the worlds of an adult were viewed side-by-side, and things that were obvious to an adult were not yet grasped by a child.

This led to an exchange with a ward committeeman that demonstrated the conflicting worlds of an entrenched political organization and an idealistic young liberal: "Who sent you?" asked the committeeman.

The many worlds of a video-game artist.

The curator pointed out the delicacy of work inspired by the woodblock prints of the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai in the Edo period: the tiny world-within-worlds of an enameled brooch by Georges Fouquet, representing swells of water with misty opalescent strips; or a Lalique enamel and glass pendant of winter trees, their branches laden with snow.

The interior world of an elderly woman is not withered.

However, I am eager to change a world: A world of an individual, a world of a family or a world of a community.

The business world of an entrepreneur is never predictable.

The interior world of an eight-year-old boy.