Sentence examples for equality of all things from inspiring English sources

Chuang Tzu's comment about the equality of all things Itself divides their uniformity.

"They fight for their version of equality on all the things that suit women – but are very quick to point out that women need special protections and treatment on other things".

Huckabee has also drawn connections between Nazi Germany's extermination camps and the "culture of lies" in America about, of all things, marriage equality.

The drive for women to have so-called equality on all the things that suit the politically correct agenda but not other things that don't is of increasing concern to me.

For Tocqueville, money is the measure of all things in a democracy because the logic of equality rejects noble, hierarchical, measures of value.

But one thing is certain: the fight for equality of all human beings continues and is bolstered by the memory of those who we lost on June 12.

As the Zhuangzi repeatedly argues, what needs to be recognized is the "equality of things".

Second, in the light of the equality of things, nonaction ideally leads to a sense of freedom and equanimity.

This presupposes a profound understanding of what the Zhuangzi calls the "equality of things," now explained by Ruan Ji in terms of the oneness of qi.

In the Da Zhuang lun, Ruan Ji describes the sage as a "person of ultimate attainment" (zhiren), whose profound understanding of the "equality" of things in the order of ziran naturally expresses itself in a simple yet fulfilled life.

The role of the emotions and the natural differences based on qi endowment may be admitted, but in the being of the sage the burden of value attachment that they bring has been totally "forgotten" or lifted in the light of the equality of things (e.g., see Guo Xiang, commentary to Zhuangzi 2).