Sentence examples for constitute a unity from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there is a single concept of art with different facets that interlock in an ordered way, or else a multiplicity of concepts that constitute a unity because one is at the core, and the others depend on it, but not conversely.

Rüdiger and Hoffmann attacked Wolff on a number of issues (the relation of mind and body, for instance, which they took to constitute a unity, not two distinct substances, the difference between the mathematical and the philosophical methods, and the question of the will's role in ethics).

There is a tradition that says: God and Torah and Israel are One - not just that each of these realities, God, and Torah, and Israel, are unique, but that together these actualities constitute a Unity.

The underlying concept of astrology that the cosmos constituted a unity and that all parts of it were interdependent was basic also to the other occult sciences.

In more ordinary language, Hegel is arguing that existence as a whole constitutes a unity of all opposites, in which everything has its place and that the tension between these opposites gradually resolves itself into pre-existing whole.

According to Plutarch the first God constitutes a unity of utter simplicity, a unity including all divine beings in it (De Iside 377F), and is identified with the Good and with Being (De E 393B D; see Opsomer 2009, 158 160).

But every embodied soul enjoys an unearned unity: every human's reason, spirit, and appetite constitute a single soul that is a unified source of that human's life and is a unified locus of responsibility.

In 1850 he wrote The Unity of the Human Race, in which he insisted correctly that all humans constitute a single species.

The O.E.D. answers his query with "that form of government in which two or more states constitute a political unity while remaining more or less independent with regard to their internal affairs".

Disciplines constitute a broader unity of analysis of connection in the sciences that is characterized, for instance, by their domain of inquiry, cognitive tools and social structure (Bechtel 1987).

Denote the frequency-uniform decomposition operators □ k f = F − 1 ( ψ k F f ), k ∈ Z n, where ψ k = ψ ( ξ − k ) constitute a so-called unity partition with good properties, and ψ is a bump-like function.