Sentence examples for expressions of things from inspiring English sources

Rather, they are expressions of things "thinging" the primordial mode of their being.

"Three expressions of things that I love," is how Mr. Carmellini explained it.

"The River Swimmer" also contains streaks of lesser stuff, mostly in the title novella: some canned dialogue, a cartoonish villain, pat expressions of things he's said better elsewhere.

"And it was like a beginning, too, an expression of things to come".

"And Tunnel is more of an expression of things that I've personally been through".

In other words, for the Zen person both "now" and "here" are experienced as an expression of thing-events in their suchness, because, as mentioned in the foregoing, Zen takes zero time and zero space to be the original abode of thing-events.

A final question concerns the form proper to artistic and literary history, which, in the form that arose in the romantic period, and still prevails to-day, expounds the history of works of art as a function of the concepts and social needs of its various periods, regarding them as aesthetic expressions of these things and connecting them closely with civil history.

It's consistent with this type of view that our conception of the natures of what we state, and of how our statings come to be expressions of those things, is bound up with our conception of the conditions in which our statings, and what we thereby state, are susceptible to one or another form of positive appraisal.

The transcendent expression of transcendental things.

Mr. Bamberger describes the Hughes house as full of expression, of important things that they never had.

The decor doesn't necessarily follow any particular theme or period, but it is an expression of the things I enjoy - and they sit comfortably with each other.