Sentence examples for interdependence of things from inspiring English sources

Construing phenomena as sensitive, perhaps perceptive in a rudimentary sense, the notion of stimulus-response reinforces the interdependence of things.

For Lévi-Strauss, Amerindian myths are the Indian's speculation on the condition of interdependence of living things.

Every Wednesday morning, this group gathers with the monk, Geoffrey Shugen Arnold, who arrives from Zen Mountain Monastery in the Catskill town of Mount Tremper, to lead them in zazen, the sitting meditation that underlies a practice emphasizing emptiness, the insubstantiality of the self and the interdependence of all things.

Thus, one of the principle tenets of Buddhism has always been nonviolence, the protection and cherishing of all forms of life, and the interwoven interdependence of all things, including all creatures great and small.

Following the Zen philosophy he studied, Bashō attempted to compress the meaning of the world into the simple pattern of his poetry, disclosing hidden hopes in small things and showing the interdependence of all objects.

The interdependence of it all is one of the vital things they're learning about".

Human societies in dry regions live in fragile biotic harmony with the soil, flora and fauna despite cultural misunderstanding of symbiotic ecological interdependence between living things.

In Buddhism "emptiness" refers to the interdependence of all phenomena.

If we're ashamed of ourselves, we lose sight of the fundamental interdependence of human beings.

It would also acknowledge the growing interdependence of the Mexican and American economies.

There are fascinating insights: one article demonstrates the interdependence of war and genocide.