Surroundings used in a sentence

Surroundings in a sentence as a noun

I can be in love with the world on a time-scale, a thing at least partially set by surroundings, that works for me.

What compels you to be just as vigilant about steering and being aware of your surroundings?

There's no substitute to being aware of your surroundings and being open to others and the moment.

We hope it felt, for a fleeting moment, like you had influence over anything outside your immediate surroundings.

That is why many of the earthly miracles have had their genesis in humble surroundings.-Nikola Tesla

To work and live mindfully is to do each thing as if you did nothing else: you are fully present in each moment, drinking in your surroundings without judgment or abstraction.

You can refactor and move around most Haskell code without worrying about breaking its surroundings because any dependencies are explicit.

You should consider that that joke is only funny to people who are comfortable in their surroundings and among their peers; to the lone latino or black person in the office, they come across much differently.

I know that people who go blind later in life continue to dream in color since they have the memory of color to reference while I do not. I wonder if someone who goes blind later in life experiences things differently, possibly by automatically filling in what they assume they would see based on what they know of there surroundings from there other sences.

Those people are also historically more aware of their surroundings and the culture that they are moving into and tend to show solidarity with the lower income residents that they are paving the way towards displacement for.

Getting ready for it, reminds me more that maybe I'm not so trapped, and there is a path forward, paradoxically getting me to the point where I usually put aside the silliness after a while, with a freshly organized set of life surroundings.

Here's a device that can listen to everything you say all day long, that can read all of your e-mail, take pictures of you and your surroundings, sniff all of your passwords, etc. etc. etc., but people are freaking out because it might be stealing your fingerprints, which you leave thousands of on various public surfaces every day anyway?