Sentence examples for double aspect from inspiring English sources

The term city-state expresses the double aspect of those small settlements.

This double aspect of Miller is what made her so influential in the period before the war in Iraq began.

The two responses hold in chilling suspension the essence of millenarian belief, with its double aspect of desolation and renewal.

Fayyad, convinced of the need for two states living alongside each other in peace and security, had a double aspect for Israel, the interlocutor from heaven and hell.

They also reveal a double aspect of the style, which is one of the things that has made it so flexible.

Trilling saw everything under a double aspect: as a condition and a consequence, a trend and a backlash, a pathway to enlightenment and a dead end of self-deception.

Which is to say, lyric poems don't have characters, they are characters — and characters with an oddly doubled aspect.

Feigl, in turn, was to some extent (and rather reluctantly) a double-aspect theorist.

A form of double-aspect theory in which these properties were allowed to be causally effective would be a species of emergent materialism.

A similar departure from the paradigm is a form of what might be called "double-aspect materialism," according to which in inner experience one is acquainted with nonphysical properties of material processes, though these properties are not causally effective.

Then, on the other side of that door, a lofty, contemporary rendition of a medieval hall in lime render and ash, sliced by a spiral staircase of municipal proportions, blond wood winding to galleried landings and a double-aspect bedroom at each of the four corners.