Sentence examples for finite living from inspiring English sources

I have suggested that in the syllogism of necessity with which Hegel's treatment of inference terminates we get a glimpse of a type of contentful and dynamic rational process unfolding in the midst of the recognitive and communicative interactions between finite living and intentional beings.

The premise was simple: people go along, drink tea, eat cake and discuss death: not to be morbid, just to raise awareness and to "help people make the most of their (finite) lives".

Funeral advisor and Death Cafe founder Jon Underwood says the aim of the movement is "to increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their (finite) lives".

"Our aim is to increase awareness of death to help people make the most of their (finite) lives".

An autobiographical account, that takes an open-minded look at loss, bereavement, and our finite lives.

An hour of hushed conversation at Starbucks is more than enough, is the true DNA of our finite lives.

But, as Gordon observes, the lesson that those close to death can teach the rest of us is how we spend our finite lives.

Rather, it opens up a portal between the everyday and the sacred, between our finite lives and our long cultural and racial histories, between a person and a people.

In turn, this requires that the intervention outlast the finite lives of its current champions.

So our last question is: Why did Darwin abruptly drop the Brocchi's analogy and the view that species are individualized entities with discrete births and finite lives?

The theory part utilizes a steady state version of Blanchard (1985) finite lives model in which each individual faces a constant probability of death at every moment.