Sentence examples for worlds to define from inspiring English sources

We can also use the notion of possible worlds to define many other modal concepts.

In 1945, the United Nations used the terms first, second, third, and fourth worlds to define the relative wealth of nations (although popular use of the term fourth world did not come about until later).

WE all cultivate an image, one we peddle to the world to define and promote ourselves.

I don't rely on the outside world to define me.

There is no greater opportunity for any city in the world to define itself than this project.

In role-playing games, players realize they have the astounding power to refuse to allow the external world to define them.

"There is no better athlete, no better individual in this world to define what it means to overcome obstacles," Angel Martinez, Reebok's chief marketing officer, said.

That was when the very word "suits" was used in the creative world to define the executives themselves: a body of bores antipathetic to imagination.

Ask people around the world to define an "English garden" and, if they cooperate, they will probably describe something from the 18th century.

Yet the effect is to affirm the power of the art world to define its own perverse reality and profit from it, and perpetuate the right of Damien Hirst to maximise the value of his phoney artistic creations.

It was a bat-out-of-hell kickstart to his career, horridly impressive as a mood piece and influential in pushing the envelope by challenging censors around the world to define boundaries on depictions of sexual violence.