Sentence examples for essentially bound up from inspiring English sources

Ethnological studies show clearly that cannibalism appears almost exclusively in the practices of agrarian peoples, that is, in a later cultural stage, and evidently is essentially bound up with religious or magical conceptions in which cultivated plants play a large role.

But, Horst claims, the relevant notion of symbolic content is essentially bound up with the notions of convention and intention.

In a way that is about to become clearer, Dasein's projects and possibilities are essentially bound up with the ways in which other entities may become intelligible.

This forges a connection between (i) the idea that each moment in Dasein's existence constitutes a branch-point at which it chooses a way to be, and (ii) the claim that Dasein's projects and possibilities are essentially bound up with the ways in which other entities may become intelligible.

According to some, that 'something important' is that moral claims are essentially bound up with motivation in a way that nonmoral claims are not (Ayer 1936, Stevenson 1937, Gibbard 1990, Blackburn 1993).

Their freedom is bound up with his.

Empowerment bound up in an "enhancing" costume?

Perhaps it was bound up with loyalty.

To act is to be bound up in a fiction.

May his soul be bound up in eternal peace.

Consequently its spirit is bound up in American citizenship".