Sentence examples for highest manifestation from inspiring English sources
If anything, to believe that one can transfer one's identity in this way is a privilege – maybe even the highest manifestation of white privilege.
As the Afghan Constitution unambiguously declares: "The loya jirga is the highest manifestation of the will of the people of Afghanistan".
And so why shouldn't a man who is the highest manifestation of God's thought, be drawn intuitively to his loved ones whem they meet again on other plan.
The Qurʾān, Islam's sacred scripture, was accepted by pious Muslims as God's uncreated word and was considered to be the highest manifestation of literary beauty.
Mystics who expressed in their poetry their disinterest in, and even contempt of, the traditional formal religions never forgot that Islam is the highest manifestation of divine wisdom.
Not only does it take a quite incredible lack of compassion to see a Jewish holocaust refugee as a skull-capped Cecil Rhodes, it is no coincidence that Jews are seamlessly aligned with white colonialism – the radical left's highest manifestation of whiteness, power, and oppression.
Its highest manifestations were held to be those in which it served a text that is, cantata, opera, and oratorio the sonata and the suite being relegated to a lower sphere.
Even less naturalistic are the hunchbacked grotesques of the European tradition, the birdlike profiles of the Indonesian shadow figures, and the intricately shaped leather cutouts of Thailand, but it is precisely among these most highly stylized types of puppets that the art reaches its highest manifestations.
Cumulative head impact burden from the season might also cause a higher manifestation of concussion symptoms, which may lead to increased symptom burden at season's end [58].
For all such scales, a high percentage indicated a high manifestation of a measured attribute and a low percentage indicated a low manifestation of a measured attribute.
Yet in its higher manifestations, the style — with its tracery, pointed arches and heavily carved finials — was popular with a wealthy cognoscenti in the United States.
