| For all their claims to being the guardians of life, the truth is that they're at least as homocentric as anyone else. |
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| Many of the early commentators believed that Plato was the inspiration for Eudoxus's representation of planetary motion by his system of homocentric spheres. |
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| This rare spectacle surprised both local residents and travelers on International Labour Day as they saw the shining sun surrounded by two bright homocentric circles. |
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| Far from reflecting some underlying natural system, Cuvier's use of the nervous system in his classification schemes had a homocentric starting point. |
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| Harari's larger contention is that our homocentric creed, devoted to human liberty and happiness, will be destroyed by the approaching post-humanist horizon. |
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| The subtle fluidity of heterocentric and homocentric perspective in medieval literature has been amply demonstrated. |
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| In considering the Sun's motion, Eudoxus's theory of homocentric spheres ignored the fact that the Sun appears to speed up and slow down in the course of the year as it moves around the zodiac. |
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