Sentence examples for a unity of opposites from inspiring English sources

The Dream Team represents a unity of opposites.

Others described the universe as a unity of opposites.

Vajrayana (Tantric) Buddhism suggests a unity of opposites, words and action, in building to an Enlightened whole.

In more ordinary language, Hegel is arguing that existence as a whole constitutes a unity of all opposites, in which everything has its place and that the tension between these opposites gradually resolves itself into pre-existing whole.

They also use concepts from ancient Chinese medicine that underlie the martial arts, chiefly a belief in the unity of opposites.

Hegel saw himself as picking up where Heraclitus left off—"There is no proposition of Heraclitus which I have not adopted in my logic" (Barnes 1982: 57)—and indeed the Heraclitean view of a world shaped by the unity of opposites through strife and resolution does seem to foreshadow Hegelian dialectic.

The unity of opposites thus creates an overall balance of reciprocity by cyclical transitions between extremes—"these things chance places and are those, and those change places again and are these"(Fr.202).

Rather, they could be read as a kind of Hegelian synthesis produced from the unity of opposites: Cavanaugh Slim (thesis) and Robert Beck (antithesis).

Herakleitos (C6th BCE) wrote in a suggestive fashion, with his doctrine of the unity of opposites.

Heraclitus, who came after the dinosaurs, but before the popularity of disruption, called this duality the unity of opposites, suggesting that anything that exists (say a corporation) depends on conditions that are opposite to each other.

Schelling, though similar to Hegel in that he also believed in the Absolute Idea, differed from him in identifying the Absolute as the undifferentiated, or featureless, unity of opposites.