Sentence examples for being is it from inspiring English sources
The question of the meaning of Being is concerned with what it is that makes beings intelligible as beings, and whatever that factor (Being) is, it is seemingly not itself simply another being among beings.
The result, for the time being, is it will remain on course.
"Somebody asked me the other day how I felt now that I'm about to turn 60," Cranston says, "the implication being, 'Is it sobering to be inching closer to the grave?' And my answer is, 'Yes, it is.
If one cannot garner the attention and company of another human being, is it OK to simply make a second version of that person to appease latent desires?
On the existential view, to understand what a human being is it is not enough to know all the truths that natural science including the science of psychology could tell us.
One should notice that Dietrich does not raise a question which may appear obvious: if the intellect is not identified with any one being, is it proper to call it a being at all?
The question is, is it worth it?
"The question is, is it legitimate?
