This is particularly relevant in the opening section, since the creation of time is inseparable from the way various civilizations and religions believed that the world -- and therefore time -- began.
I felt as though I had been through something major, as though I had not merely experienced something but done something, and that the doing and the experiencing were inseparable in the way that is peculiar to the act of reading.
Why does Herder believe that form and content are inseparable in this way?
The centrality of human agency implies reconsidering what responsible research may stand for, as it may refer to a variety of issues, which are rooted, and therefore inseparable from the way in which researchers and other parties concerned go about their own day-to-day activities (Gjefsen and Fisher 2014).
This interest was not strictly historiographical: his point of departure was Brentano's theory of the four phases of the history of philosophy, and he worked out his own philosophy of history, which forms the basis of his diagnosis on the state of philosophy in the nineteenth century, which is inseparable from the way he conceived his own view of philosophy.
We are all, in this way, inseparable members of the Tribe of Humans.
That is how forms are generated; shape and color are in this way inseparable.
The reasons for Roth's monumental block — which include but are not limited to Communism, Jewish self-loathing, incest, and depression — are ultimately as mysterious as the reasons for his art and are in some ways inseparable from them.
"Our capacity to think independently, to take intellectual risks," Ms. Rich wrote, "is inseparable from our physical way of being in the world, our feelings of personal integrity".
