In the cultivation of the unfettered self, Thoreau believed he was getting closer to the core of existence and doing this, American-style, on his own terms.
Sacred, the power, being, or realm understood by religious persons to be at the core of existence and to have a transformative effect on their lives and destinies.
Vitkova depicts this relationship, too, as an intimate one, rooted in the continuities of women's bodies, and she pursues the subject through to grandly melodramatic yet deeply affecting conclusions, touching on the core of existence, on matters of life, infirmity, and death.
The final theme, "The Human Condition," covers something that perhaps seems obvious but is frequently overlooked in discussions of contemporary art — that artists everywhere deal with the stuff of daily life, the core struggles of existence.
Thus it can be inferred that creating individuals' entrepreneurial orientation will pay off organization in shape of increased performance, a core purpose of existence.
Polychronic cultures, found in Mediterranean and many Latin American nations, he said, are "oriented toward people, human relationships and the family, which is the core of their existence". In this world, following a schedule is far less important than catching up with friends and family.
And similar to most people I lived a life of important triviality of time and place and person, conscious of my transparency yet accepting of my personal minutiae as being the core of my existence.
"Our fundamental principle is that we are a not-for-profit that does not compete against the banks for their customers," said Elizabeth Buse, an executive vice president for product development and management at Visa. "We exist for the profitability of our members, and that is the core of our existence.
Little Souls has made a nurturing, diverse workplace the core of its existence.
