Sentence examples for as separate beings from inspiring English sources

Such local manifestations could be treated almost as separate beings.

They are characterized in great detail as separate beings: Red West has a voice like raw whiskey; Savané's smile and rapid movements light up any space he inhabits.

This consists of two long pieces, "Resin" (2011) and "Scheherazade" (2009), both choreographed by Alonzo King, quite distinct from each other in structure, idiom, music and visual design, and each allowing the dancers to emerge as separate beings.

The wonderfully counterintuitive "Anniversary" finds an emblem of marriage in a hawk whose cry ("kee-eeee-arrr, kee-eeee-arrr, / a harsh, descending sound") seems threatening, even "terrible," to human ears, yet summons, for the hawk, the companion it seeks: "off they flew... / enraptured by all they were, were able to do, / not as separate beings, but as two".

A touching comedy about a young Irishman preparing to leave home and hearth to seek his fortune in the city of the title, it illustrates the tensions in the heart and mind of the sensitive central character by presenting his public and private selves as separate beings, played by two actors.

Adults saw children as separate beings, innocent and in need of protection and training by the adults around them.

We stood in silence for a few minutes, and then I asked if it was registered to vote as fifty million separate beings or just one.

Our responsibility is to meet the attachment needs and the dependency needs of our children so they can truly begin to spontaneously emerge as viable, separate beings.

However, other scholars hold the change to be based not on grammatical gender but on the evolution of religious beliefs; that Nerþuz and Njörðr appear as different genders because they are to be considered separate beings.

I do not see God as a separate being, but rather God is the center of being within me and everything around me. God did not form my distant ancestors out of clay as mythological tales might suggest if taken literally; rather, God is what gives me life and gives existence its very structure.

The psychoanalytic theorist Jessica Benjamin says that by age 2 a child begins to recognize the mother as a separate being; these two grown-ups are not attuned to their mother as a person.