Sphere in sentence

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Three settings that, if we just step back 15 years, if you just think back 15 years, when you clocked in, when you clocked in to an office, when you clocked in to a factory, there was no contact for the whole duration of the time, there was no contact with your private sphere.

But basically, when you walked into those buildings, the private sphere was left behind you.

And when with modern bureaucracy there was a very rational approach, where there was a clear distinction between the private sphere and the public sphere.

So the lower the status of the job and of the person carrying out, the more removed he would be from his personal sphere.

The point is that this re-appropriation of the personal sphere is not terribly successful with all institutions.

Imagine that that Earth is at the center of the universe, and surrounding it is the sky projected onto a sphere.

Each point on the surface of the sphere is mapped through the bottom pole, onto a flat surface, where it is then recorded.

This is when the two superpowers were fighting a war by proxy, along the periphery of the sphere of influence, fully funding arms organizations.

I entered the sphere a week before the scheduled air date.

And it was right next to the sphere.

And in proportion, what would the size of the sphere and the length, and what would the taper be to the Earth?

But then we are limiting our economic sphere to something very small area.

Now, this brings us to the sorts of moves that people are apt to make in the moral sphere.

How have we convinced ourselves that in the moral sphere there is no such thing as moral expertise, or moral talent, or moral genius even?

So, mounted in front of the observation sphere, there's a a three-foot diameter hoop with a screen stretched across it.

And inside the sphere with me is an intensified camera that's about as sensitive as a fully dark-adapted human eye, albeit a little fuzzy.

Because this establishes the two primary criteria for the political creature: that you have influence in a large sphere, and that my preservation depends on you.

SB: It was kind of a chance that in the spring of '66, thanks to an LSD experience on a rooftop in San Francisco, I got thinking about, again, something that Fuller talked about, that a lot of people assume that the Earth is flat and kind of infinite in terms of its resources, but once you really grasp that it's a sphere and that there's only so much of it, then you start husbanding your resources and thinking about it as a finite system.

So that big sweeping, white sphere in the corner is Saturn, which is actually in the background of the picture.

So that's why I do what I do, and why I spend so much time and effort on it, and why I work in the commercial, public sphere, as opposed to the isolated, private sphere of fine art: because I want as many people as possible to see my work, notice it, be drawn into it, and be able to take something from it.

Coming back quickly, we see here the radio sphere that we jumped out of in the beginning, but these are positions, the latest positions of exoplanets that we've mapped, and our sun here, obviously, with our own solar system.

And the same thing with the atmosphere: If you took all the atmosphere and rolled it up in a ball, you would get that little sphere of gas on the right.

And there was a passage in it which he did not present here and I think it is so good, I'm going to read it to you: "Over billions of years on a unique sphere, chance has painted a thin covering of life: complex, improbable, wonderful and fragile.

The dialogue is a series of badly-delivered clichés; the action is disjointed; the plot is pointless and amputated; and the characters, if you can call them that, do not even make it into the basic two-dimensional sphere of their American counterparts.

Macbeth (Jason Connery) moved me to tears with his final monolog (out brief candle, out)He gave the sphere of moral decay and dark forces a human face, which makes it the more interesting.

Peter Horton, who as I know had no major experience in movie directing before, showed his great abilities and talents in this sphere.

Part three is definitely the worst of the series since it obviously takes itself less seriously and throws in a bunch of confusing stuff that doesn't make much sense... Again, kicking off right where the previous movie left us, Reggie saves Mike from the Tall Man who vows to come back for him later, but things aren't safe for long when they come across Jody who is inexplicably able to the take the form of a sphere.

It is cornier than an ethanol refinery, and raises inanity to the height of the ionosphere (like the SST-1 in the film perhaps), or should I say I-wanna- sphere, as in 'I wanna be sick'.

Good satire looks for irony in their topics, and Carlin just describes his topics without connecting them to the greater sphere of the human experience, with the irony serving to make the comment humorous.

My average ability as an engineer to comprehend the mysteries of both the world of science and the social sphere, were given a true boost with this magic allegory.

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