Sentence examples similar to affirm reality from inspiring English sources

The naturalism of Democritus, Hobbes and others derives everything from what can be cognized and is pluralistic in structure; idealism of freedom as found in Plato, Kant and others insists on the sovereignty of the will and is dualistic; objective idealism as found in Heraclitus, Leibniz and Hegel affirms reality as the embodiment of a harmonious set of values and is monistic.

The lucky few discover there is life affirming reality in the mountains that surpasses any artificial high.

Labor is judged by its ability to sustain human life, to cater to our biological needs of consumption and reproduction, work is judged by its ability to build and maintain a world fit for human use, and action is judged by its ability to disclose the identity of the agent, to affirm the reality of the world, and to actualize our capacity for freedom.

This affirmative response allows the Sautrāntika to affirm the reality of external objects.

Anatoly Rybakov, whose long-suppressed novel about the Stalinist era, "Children of the Arbat," finally appeared in 1987 to affirm the reality of glasnost, died yesterday at his home in Manhattan.

The mistake is what we moderns tend to think, based on a background assumption of mind/matter Cartesian dualism namely, that the expression "mind only" is used to affirm the reality of the mental at the expense of the physical.

Never again". These theses eternal return and the "once only"—sympathize with one another, in that both affirm that reality consummates itself in the real, and only in the real.

3. Affirm your reality.

For Panahi, though, the act of stealing stands in opposition to the act of filmmaking: To steal something is to affirm its reality, whereas to film a thing is to interrogate the same.

Unanimous joint resolution put forward by Senate Democrats affirming the reality of climate change and affirming that Congress should take immediate action to address it.

Pettit P (1990) Affirming the reality of rule-following.