Sentence examples for being comes from inspiring English sources
Our understanding of beings and their being comes ultimately through phenomenology.
Being comes into this, idles, over the interminable logic of manyness, the demand that something exist.
Samuel Beckett writing of Jack Yeats once said, "The artist who stakes his being comes from nowhere, has no kith".
"Tony would be the first one to tell you that his objective was not to make a movie critical of the education system, which obviously has flaws, we all know that," says Brody. "But I think the education of us, and our soul, and our being, comes from a much earlier place, you know, and is the responsibility of the parents and the loved ones in our lives.
The idea is to partner up with TV manufacturers so that Liquid, or whatever the final name ends up being, comes pre-installed.
A sympathetic reader of Spinoza might try to resolve the difficulty through an understanding of what it means to strive to persevere in being, under which striving to persevere in being comes to mean just the same thing as striving to do something other than destroy oneself, in particular, striving to maintain a present state.
"Freedom is coming, coming".
But it's coming; it's coming.
