And with me came a healing, a oneness, a kind of equality that might just have given my mother the strength to be the extraordinary woman that she was.
During one of his walks on the peninsula, while watching small birds in a thicket, he felt a oneness, a kind of transcendence, which he described as 'a repetition in time of the eternal I AM'.
There is a freshness, a oneness with the elements, a tingle factor from going "open top".
I was a member of a Oneness denomination for a while, but I'm a theologian, so I've come to a more nuanced understanding of the Godhead.
"It is a oneness, a wholeness, and if I have anything to say about it he's not going to look like an amateur Californian prune-picker".
Like many a prodigy, Vonn soon exhibited an indefinable gift, a oneness with the snow.
It led him to reconsider how his overriding aim in music, to achieve an absolute unity, a "oneness" of form and material, might be brought about.
A new cohesiveness, a oneness, was going to remold the character of American citizenry.
Whether on a reality TV show, a yoga mat, or a pulpit, there is a oneness that pulses through everyone.
Assimilated to painting, the exercise fostered a prehensile feel for a oneness of figure and ground: foregrounds shoved back and backgrounds yanked forward, with unearthly light their unifying element.
