Sentence examples for being to which from inspiring English sources

It was a chthonic (underworld) being to which, in those same times, human sacrifices were offered in Russia (more rarely in Poland and Bulgaria), since the victims were often buried alive.

Empiricism for Anderson is an ontological doctrine asserting a single way of being to which we as investigators belong.

According to this supposedly divinely sanctioned philosophical anthropology, African and African-descended children, women, and men were defined as constituting a category of being to which none of the normative moral and ethical notions and principles governing civilized life applied.

"The world is not a problem to be solved; it is a living being to which we belong," editor Llewellyn Vaughn-Lee writes in his introduction.

Rather seeing is being drawn into a dimension of Being, a tissue of sensible being to which the perceiving body is not foreign.

The question whether the necessary being to which the argument concludes is God is debated.

The special magic trick is to know which is which.

The end which intellectual property protection should serve is the objective of human well-being, to which international human rights instruments give legal expression" (United Nations, Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 2001).

For one, Herder insists upon a recognition of an objective well-being to which our subjective feeling of well-being is a response, while for Kant well-being is always subjective, that is, our own, and the satisfaction of our aesthetic aims and of our moral aims may be parallel, but are both subjective.

For the wellness project, residents are offered a menu of ideas for health/well-being to which they add their own ideas.

Who's to say which is better?