Sentence examples for having a nature from inspiring English sources

Unlike conditioned phenomena, it never appears, even to the childish, as having a nature of arising (skye ba'i ngo bo).

They are characterized by the double fact of having a nature and of being the constitutive elements of finite corporeal beings or atomic states of affairs.

It is certainly not obvious that there is any distinction between having a nature about which nothing can be said and having no nature at all.

Alternatively, one might suggest that the distinction between truth according to deflationism and truth according to Moore's view is the distinction between having a simple unanalyzable nature, and not having a nature at all.

However, when I become aware of being looked at (that is, when my subjectivity is invaded by the subjectivity of another for whom I am merely part of the world, an item for her projects ), I become aware of having a "nature," a "character," of being or doing something.

As Thomas Aquinas puts it, "Since human beings are said to be in the image of God in virtue of their having a nature that includes an intellect, such a nature is most in the image of God in virtue of being most able to imitate God" (ST Ia q. 93 a. 4).

If you have it right in front of you, it's like having a nature-nurture experiment right in your living room".

He notes that despite having a "nature-loving" reputation, Norway has a large ecological footprint, and that the sale of fossil fuels accounts for much of the country's wealth.

The river mouth has a nature reserve with bird hides.

The farm, in Ispwich, is open to visitors and has a nature trail to explore.

And I thought we do have a nature and it's much more in the middle.