Sentence examples for worlds that can from inspiring English sources

Science-fiction stories and computer games and fantasy movies build blatantly imaginary worlds that can be mapped onto the real one.

To Throup, who believes primary education should introduce young children to new worlds "that can put a fire in their belly" beyond the purely academic, it's devastating.

Ms. Midler envisioned it as a place where local youths would learn to row crew, and perhaps earn entry into the worlds that top rowers inhabit, worlds that can include Ivy League educations and Olympic berths.

And though many objects here are clearly associated with later Chinese traditions — like the delicate figurines of women making pottery (from the seventh to ninth centuries) — others come from cultural worlds that can still not be clearly identified.

The technique, Mr. Wanat said, permits game designers to create finely detailed virtual worlds that can change as the game is played without overtaxing the computers and consoles that run them.

Huo's narrative gains power from its quiet matter-of-factness, and from the way it plunges almost seamlessly into dream worlds that can be both nightmarish and oddly consoling.

Ain't nobody in the world that can hurt them".

To have respect from your peers, there's nothing in the world that can top that".

There is no seasoning in the world that can compare with moral ambiguity.

"There's not enough money in the world that can make me feel better," she said.

There is probably no country in the world that can afford to do without Switzerland.