Sentence examples for worlds that could from inspiring English sources

The years passed, and Chaudhuri and his cousins continued to read side by side, "of worlds that could not be translated into each other; changes came to us as sounds in the street, adornments to our consciousness".

I do not regret those years because they taught me how to imagine worlds that had no place for me -- or none that I cared to occupy -- and worlds that could not imagine me.

It's a testament to reconciling two worlds that could only come from the person also delivering "Country on the Radio," a spirited defense of down-home values: "Sayin' we ain't got nothin' on a big town/I bet they'd come around if they came on down".

The next time I put on the headset was in Marina del Rey, California, at an Institute for Creative Technologies lab space called FlatWorld, most of which was given over to life-size "mixed reality" worlds that could be negotiated without special equipment.

It just announced that it is killing Lively, its browser-based virtual worlds that could be embedded into other Websites.

Arts and artistic research can be used for designing 'virtual worlds' that could not exist 'outside in the world' or that contradict the 'outside world' , leading to paradoxical phenomena and furthermore to questions of what reality is or 'what really exists?'.

And he said there were economic risks across the world that could still hit Britain.

"There are enough things to worry about in the world that could go wrong".

"It was a realm, an island – a world that could be transformed, clarified, harmonised, analysed.

"We were living in a world that could not see us, and Baldwin made me visible.

"There's no other printer in the world that could make this book," Gossage told me.