within the phenomenal ambit of a noumenal subject

But recall to this abstraction's ambit prenominate stuff

in her narrow Flagstaff ambit, with most of the country’s young men overseas, his apparition at Nativity had been as singular to her as hers was to him

The degree to which new cultural forms transfigured and expanded the ambit of politics itself was perhaps the dominating issue which possessed us

I have been living in Turin since 1945, always in the ambit of the Einaudi publishing house, for which I started to work by selling books on hire purchase

within the ambit of Marx at his most accelerationist

food critics have historically sought to divide their ambit into tiers within which similar appraisals can be organized

which falls outside the ambit of nonconsensual or obviously coercive sex but which nevertheless is both unwelcome and unwanted

The general critique of cultural imperialism stays within a narrow ambit, because it is only the elite or the urban sections that have access to the symbolic and material items that enter the Third World

My ambit is much briefer

the darker nations should aspire to nothing more than a strictly local ambit

lapse back into the ambit of philosophy, since there is no third way between philosophy and revolution