Sentence examples for changing existence from inspiring English sources

In Indian philosophy, two kinds of persistence are distinguished, namely the ever unchanging persistence (kūṭastha-nityatā), like that of a rock, and the continuous and yet incessantly changing existence of a stream like that of a river (pravāha-nityatā).

It reminds you of your ever-changing existence".

From this point on, there's a new constancy in A's ever-changing existence.

Hilda Ellis Davidson, describing the world tree, states the squirrel is said to gnaw at it furthering a continual destruction and re-growth cycle, and posits the tree symbolizes ever-changing existence.

For the last three weeks, employees at The Journal News have lived in a netherworld in which they were asked to justify their existence in a changing, shrinking world.

Werewolves in various forms have stalked the imagination for millennia, the reasons for their existence changing over the centuries.

He is also depicted as changing (although his existence and character are said to remain constant).

It is the only religion which appears to me to possess that assimilating capacity to the changing phase of existence which can make itself appeal to every age.

My boyfriend had to get used to introducing me as Eve to new friends, and I had to get used to responding, but with the simple act of changing my name, my existence in the UK stopped being something anyone wanted to question.

The historic decision to abandon the country's separate existence, thereby changing the face of Europe, was taken early yesterday by the necessary two-thirds majority of deputies in the East German parliament after weeks of wrangles.

To this end, the standard notion of object must be augmented so that it can model the fact that an entity may acquire new pieces of structure and behavior during its existence without changing its identity.