Sentence examples for become united with from inspiring English sources

Avempace's chief philosophical tenets seem to have included belief in the possibility that the human soul could become united with the Divine.

For Empiricist philosophers (such as David Hume, Joseph Addison, Archibald Alison, and Lord Kames), imagination involves a kind of "associative" process, whereby experiences evoke ideas, and so become united with them.

History has demonstrated that discontent starts among seemingly innocent and powerless groups like ours, which in time, become united with other disenchanted groups in the belief that something has to be done.

This end is suggested in the several eschatological stories found in Plutarch's work, which suggest that a human being can transcend the sensible world and become united with the divine (see Alt 1993, 185 204).

To the degree we allow ourselves to become united with that person, it should only be to serve as a guide or educator, but not as a love interest.

We changed after the revolution and became united.

It does not mean, and I certainly do not intend it to mean, politically united in the sense, for example, that in 1990 Germany became united.

However, things quickly got worse with defeats at Anfield and Etihad Stadium, setting the tone for what would become United's worst Premier League season.

Bernicia, in British history, a northern Anglo-Saxon kingdom that by the last quarter of the 7th century had become permanently united with its neighbour Deira to form the kingdom of Northumbria.

When Nestorius spoke of Jesus' "one nature," he actually meant a juxtaposition in which the human nature is progressively attuned to the divine; God had not really become human but had united with a human.

The ultimate object of this cycle is to become immortal and "be united with the Lord".