Sentence examples for eternal pattern from inspiring English sources

The world and what happens in it are devalued, except as they show forth the eternal pattern of the original creation.

He's thinking I will now discover the eternal pattern of politics and he's thinking if I can do that then I can reach for the best, I can avoid the worst, and whatever we're going to do when we make a new government maybe we're going to actually do something better than what's come before.

Aeschylus, who understood Aristotle's notion that "poetry is a more philosophical business than history" before Aristotle drew breath, relates to the Persian defeat as though it were a myth — in other words, the source of eternal pattern and religious principle.

Like Wilder, Ms. Vogel has written a cosmic domestic drama showing typical American folk caught in the eternal patterns of life and death.

He did not believe that all men and women were, or should be, utility-maximizing automatons, behaving in eternal patterns that lurked beneath the noise of the markets.

But running at a middling, not-too-hard, not-too-easy pace for an extended period of time isn't some timeless, eternal movement pattern on which our bodies thrive.

They differ from psychopaths and the like because they possess a special gift for systemizing; they can "set aside the temporal dimension in order to see — in stark relief — the eternal repeating patterns in nature".

Each actual occasion is the growing together of the total available information of the universe at that time, according to certain principles, repeating and reinforcing certain patterns ("eternal objects") and thereby creating new ones.

This flux follows a fixed and predictable pattern either of eternal oscillation between two apparently opposed poles or of a cyclical movement in a close orbit.

Only those things that participate in and reflect the eternal archetypes or the great pattern of original creation by which cosmos came out of chaos are real in the traditional outlook.

Recovering addicts in particular report the eternal reappearance of deep-set psychological patterns.