Sentence examples for grounding for all from inspiring English sources

Such a link between materiality and God is not much of a conceptual stretch (though in standard Platonic, Neoplatonic, and Aristotelian contexts we would tend to link God with form): both matter and God are utterly hidden and utterly grounding for all else, while form (and the Will/Wisdom with which it is associated) mark the lesser "active" or "manifesting" mode of divinity and of the cosmos.

But the common ground for all players is the fact that their workplace did not test.

Across the board, the grounds for all our feelings of superiority have been steadily whittled away.

We've always been a meeting ground for all of that".

With budgets tight, the authorities are using halfway houses as dumping grounds for all kinds of inmates.

What you're saying here is that Keira Knightley is the testing ground for all Klaxons material?

The anonymity in which Ampas comes cloaked is a fertile breeding ground for all manner of pride, prejudice and projection.

This leads to the obvious question: which members of the House and Senate are going to volunteer their states to be dumping grounds for all that carbon dioxide?

The exhibition hall at the Moscone Center turned out to be a staging ground for all kinds of tonics against a contagion.

TURNER: Well, this whole willingness to make a fool of yourself, I think, again, is common ground for all the arts.

"If the regime believes that with security they can handle everything, then they will be turning Syria into a breeding ground for all kinds of extremist movements".