Sentence examples for being at one from inspiring English sources

I remember being at one funeral in Seven Sisters when, on the return from the cemetery, one fellow was stating that it was becoming a regular event for him.

I hope one day to get back to a sailing that is all just about being on the water and being at one with the boat".

And the most intoxicating element of all, perhaps, is the feeling - inspired by the music - of being at one with one's fellow man, even if on these particular occasions the fellow must be white and British?

This reflects the findings of a previous cross-national study on intergenerational contact, which reported Japanese older adults being at one of the lowest levels of social interaction, especially with non-coresiding children (Cabinet Office 2005).

"I love the being at one with nature," he said.

Mr. Voboril, whose complexion resembles a rock formation, clearly relishes being at one with the elements.

It's like being at the beach and being at one with the waves.

For Rykiel, femininity was about being at one with your sexuality, but not defined by it.

The term he prefers is "bushcraft" – the art of understanding and being at one with the natural world.

In some images, which Steinberg calls "psychologically troubling," the divine Father touches his Son's penis, "a conciliation," Steinberg writes, "which stands for the atonement, the being-at-one, of man and God.

These findings suggest that addressing depression could effectively control the effects of anxiety on well-being at one week but not at one month.