Sentence examples for for ultimate meaning from inspiring English sources

Some long for ultimate meaning, and that longing may end with God.

Like Carroll's fabulous mock-epic poem, The Hunting of the Snark (1876), the Hitchhiker series is a brilliant skit on quests for ultimate meaning of any kind.

According to some, spirituality is the quest for ultimate meaning, and transcendence in relation to the sacred.

He told me that creative individuals are persons whose dedication is nothing less than a quest for ultimate meaning.

The magisterium of religion extends over questions of ultimate meaning and moral value.

"Your class gave me a way to talk about questions of ultimate meaning," she said.

Social conformity or not, Mr. Zuckerman was deeply impressed with the matter-of-fact way in which many of his interviewees spoke of death, without fear or anxiety, and their notable lack of existential searching for any ultimate meaning of life.

They were toiling away not for any ultimate meaning or purpose (as John McEnroe said, after a set-to like this, neither of them have a hope in hell of winning their next-round match) but because, within those white lines, a very simple logic holds sway: he hits a ball and you try to hit it back.

This is for me the ultimate meaning of happiness.

There is no ultimate meaning for me outside the Gospels, however hard I try to imagine it; no true solace but the Eucharist; no divine love outside of Christ and the church he guides.

Even religiously inclined philosophers find this hard to deny (Quinn 2000, 58; Audi 2005), though some of them suggest that a supernatural realm is necessary for a "deep" or "ultimate" meaning (Nozick 1981, 618; Craig 1994, 42).