Sentence examples for actuality in a from inspiring English sources

I would have access to actuality in a fresh way: a machine-enhanced grasp of what's under my nose.

It is distinguished as a principle of actuality in a being from the material principle which is a principle of potentiality and change in corporeal beings.

It is absolute subjectivity and has the absolute properties of something to be designated metaphorically as "flow"; of something that originates in a point of actuality, in a primal source-point, "the now", and so on.

Armed with the particular character of nothingness drawn from the experience of the fear of death, Rosenzweig suggests that the German Idealists "presuppose" the undifferentiated, universal character of the Absolute, as the origin of the "All," and they thereby mistakenly root the myriad particular beings we experience in actuality in an original unity (i.e., an absolute or universal "nothing").

Palestine has become a homeland defined by those who occupy it, a place that is "a dream in its actuality, and an actuality in its dream".

But, says Wittgenstein, "[t]here can't be possibility and actuality in mathematics," for mathematics is an actual calculus, which "is concerned only with the signs with which it actually operates" (PG 469).

This is what Hartshorne calls R-perfection (for relative perfection), a form of perfection that permits a contingent actuality in God that is unsurpassed by all others, excluding self.

So in actuality, a recession is a great opportunity for these Ketchup Generation workers to find jobs.

See e.g. Aristotle's elucidation of the definition of motion at Physics 3.2, 201a27-29, where the actuality of a potentiality in so far as it is itself (hêi auto) is contrasted to its actuality in so far as it is capable of undergoing motion (hêi kinêton).

The film portrays a double murder when in actuality a third person, Phillip DeVine, a black disabled man, was killed at the scene.

In Aristotle's favourite example, only a human in actuality produces a human from what is a human in potentiality.