Sentence examples for foundational essence from inspiring English sources
The dharmadhātu is not something we have in common, a foundational essence; it is something in which we each have a distinct and indispensable contributory share.
Taken as a whole, this sea of unconstitutional oppression represents a vast, systemic and chronic internal war of attrition against the good order, morale, and discipline which is supposed to comprise the sterling sine qua non of the foundational essence of what our American military represents and fights for.
In the relevant section of the Four Journeys, Mulla Sadra (2001-5, IX: 261-72) setheseeleveneven principles: First, existence is a foundational principle and essence is an accidental property that pertains specifically to an existent.
Those distinctions sounded like we were talking about the underlying essence of authentic reform in foundational terms in a way that previous descriptions lacked.
Being able to, in essence, think properly is a foundational building block for the efficient teenager.
This is the very essence of equality, our nation's foundational principle.
The fact that NF refutes the axiom of choice sharpens the consistency problem greatly, and ought to sharpen public interest, but the widely-held view that sets are, of their essence, wellfounded represents a huge rhetorical obstacle to NF attracting the attention that its foundational interest merits.
Plato focused on beauty as an abstract form whose essence is bestowed on the particular items that instantiate it, and in keeping with this foundational model, philosophers have usually treated beauty in the most general of terms.
Any one of the values in the longer list, at its essence, invokes or can be traced back to one or a combination of these three foundational principles.
I want foundational health.
