Sentence examples for every instant of from inspiring English sources

Brought up to accept as self-evident the philosophy of the Greater Vehicle, he knew that Mind, Suchness, the Buddha Nature, the Void, is totally present at every instant of time and at every point in space.

His improvisations are taut and thorny -- a cluster here, a run there -- with the concentrated tension that comes from turning every instant of a performance into a moment of decision.

He decides that he will set himself to describing every instant of his life, and until he has described them all he will no longer think about being dead.

When normal people hear that they're going to the Bahamas, they think: "Bathing suit!" "Sunscreen!" "Flip-flops!" Let's face it: Most people with cameras, even parents who overrecord every instant of their children's lives, wind up with a huge hole in the photographic record: all the wet times.

There appears to be a vast amount of confusion on this point, but I do not know many Negroes who are eager to be "accepted" by white people, still less to be loved by them; they, the blacks, simply don't wish to be beaten over the head by the whites every instant of our brief passage on this planet.

It's the maniacal attention to detail that's possible in the era of Pro Tools: the infinitude of tiny tweaks available for every instant of a track, the chance to reshape every sound and reshuffle every setting, to test every guitar solo ever played on a song — or all of them at once — and then throw on a string arrangement for good measure.

Let Δ be the time period of ∥-rejuvenation, such that the system is restored to a completely healthy state at every instant i×Δ of time.

Indisputably this year's Marmite, he'll certainly leave an impression, with those who "get" him loving every razzmatazz instant of his high-camp set.

By repeating the backward demodulation at every time instant of interest, the TFR of the entire signal can be attained with enhanced energy concentration level.

But t is no different than the other instants during A's flight, so that what is the case with A at t is the case with A at every other instant of its flight.

These days, when he isn't making artful defences of the invasion of Iraq, he lives a life as migratory as capital itself: darting across borders to extract value from every last instant of misery globalisation has to offer.