Sentence examples for immanent good from inspiring English sources

The Third Man is essentially Greene's movie and it's permeated with the art of Catholic beliefs, his feeling for immanent good and evil, his fascination with storytelling, with men in flight and pursuit, with life lived on what Robert Browning called (in a favourite quote of Greene's) "the dangerous edge of things".

Pushing: The main argument for immanence is that only immanent entities can interact.

Philosophy, then, can then be considered an immanent synthesis between the unending totality characterizing the goods of science and the particularity characterizing the goods of art.

Seeing Zacchaeus' miraculous transformation, the disciples probably assumed that the immediate return of the promised day of "good news to the poor" was immanent (Luke 4 18-19).

The syntheses have no underlying subject; they just are the immanent process of desiring-production.

Like all good ideology critiques, then, this criticism of liberalism is immanent, using the liberal norms and values against their historical realization in specific institutions.

According to panentheism, God is immanent in the world, suffering with the oppressed and working to bring good out of evil, although in spite of God's efforts, evil will invariably mar the created order.

The physical mishkan, whose construction necessitated the provision of these valuable goods, was then a metaphor for the kind of immanent presence God aspired to cultivate amongst the people.

There is a good deal of agreement among philosophers of mathematics that psychologism and immanent realism are untenable; that is, most philosophers of mathematics are either platonists or nominalists; but there is very little agreement as to whether platonism or nominalism is correct.

There was immanent the Balkan feeling of a shiftless yet just doom.

Least-squares problems are well studied and widely used but exhibit immanent drawbacks such as high sensitivity to outliers.