Sentence examples for indissoluble part from inspiring English sources

Shortly thereafter, before 1255, all of Aristotle's philosophical treatises then known had become a required part of the Parisian Master of Arts curriculum, and, around the same time, Albertus Magnus committed though he was, as a Dominican friar, to safeguarding the purity of faith and dogma made Aristotle's works an indissoluble part of philosophical and scientific literature in the Latin world.

But, sadly, a life force that I had assumed as an indissoluble part of our political and literary landscape, as well as my own close circle of friends, has ended, and with it an indispensable element of our collective moral code.

Fire is an indissoluble component of ecosystems, however quantifying the effects of fire on vegetation is a challenging task as fire lies outside the typical experimental design attributes.

The indissoluble character that the Church had conferred upon marriage appeared to him as a veritable seedbed of such evils as adultery, prostitution, and bastardy" (Rowe, in Rosenfield, 1984, 25).

It was Robbins who took the next step, treating his productions as what Richard Wagner called a Gesamtkunstwerk, a theatrical presentation whose every aspect -- songs, staging, choreography, décor -- was conceived from the outset as part of an organic and indissoluble totality.

To destroy something, including the body, is to disintegrate it into its constituent elements; but the soul, as a mental entity, is not composed of parts and is thus an indissoluble unity.

"The family, founded on indissoluble matrimony that unites and allows procreation, is part of God's dream and that of his Church for the salvation of humanity," he said on Friday in an address to members of the Vatican court that rules on marriage annulments.

Benjamin and Jane had an indissoluble bond.

We will remain a federation, but indissoluble".

Ultimately, though, such primal relationships proved indissoluble.

For him, facts were as indissoluble as bullets.