Sentence examples for Timeless reality from inspiring English sources
His wonderful and terrible Baader-Meinhof pictures are a memento mori, for fevers of politics as well as vanities of art, that enthrones the one actually timeless reality: death.
"Superman's mythical origins are rooted in the timeless reality of a spiritual superhero who also lived a modest life until extraordinary times required a supernatural response," the notes read.
After Empedocles had broken up the indivisible, motionless, and timeless reality of Parmenides and Zeno into four elements played upon alternately by Love and Strife, it was a short step for the Atomists of the 5th century bc, Leucippus and Democritus, to break up reality still further into an innumerable host of minute atoms moving in time through a vacuum.
After Empedocles had broken up the indivisible, motionless, and timeless reality of Parmenides and Zeno into four elements played upon alternately by Love and Strife, it was a short step for the atomists of the 5th century bce, Leucippus and Democritus, to break up reality still further into an innumerable host of minute atoms moving in time through a vacuum.
The optimistic conclusion of the Nature of Existence is that timeless reality consists of persons who experience tremendous love for each other.
Pleasure and pain are both intrinsically valuable (the latter having negative value, of course), and both are present in timeless reality.
An actionable theory must exist simultaneously in realms that are both spatial realities and timeless, transfigural realities.
In this way, the texts reflect a timeless social reality that people are more easily divided than united.
He broke up the Eleatics' motionless, and therefore timeless, unitary reality into a movement of four elements that were alternately harmonized by Love and set at variance by Strife.
Indeed, the idea of a quick resolution to the year's legislative business seemed to be butting into a harsh, timeless political reality: Nothing is ever easy in Albany.
More often, the children at the heart of this sort of film are agents of emotional truth in the face of smaller if timeless adult realities like middle-class complacency, adultery, alcoholism, madness and alienation related to illness or physical disability.
