Sentence examples for about the being of from inspiring English sources

It comes in the following brief but dense passage: "Adding on value-predicates cannot tell us anything at all new about the Being of goods, but would merely presuppose again that goods have pure presence-at-hand as their kind of Being.

What is it that gets us to care about the well being of future generations?

Despite all the talk about the well-being of children, the well-being of the parties' presidential races was never far in the background.

Even at sixteen, I'm worried about the economy, just as I'm anxious about the well-being of the environment.

And believe me, none of the two cares about the well-being of the Iraqi people.

If we are sincerely concerned about the well-being of the unaccompanied minors, we must be concerned about them before they arrive at our southern border.

"He seemed concerned about the well-being of the children and the community.

Another concern may have been that disclosures of A.I.G.'s counterparties might make investors and depositors uneasy about the well-being of the firms getting the money.

Some visitors also noted they were concerned about the well-being of the bears at the facility.

If you care about the well-being of the Internet, you care about net neutrality.

Its death fueled concerns about the well-being of the six other bonobos at the sanctuary.