Sentence examples for its oneness from inspiring English sources
Ms. Coltrane, he said, "expresses planetary humanity in its oneness"; the second half would feature "music for the emergent spirituality of the 21st century".
Icons (images) may depict the divine in its oneness and in the plurality of its differentiations, emanations, and incarnations, as well as human beings in their various relationships to the sphere of the holy.
Beyond its oneness and existence we cannot from within metaphysics go.
Fundamentally, he is convinced that our status as images of God's mind and its oneness secures the cognitive validity of what we know.
He taught that "there is only one God, that all of the world's religions are from God, and that now is the time for humanity to recognize its oneness and unite".
The Self under discussion there was the capital-S Self, the part of us that is aware of its oneness and hence connection with everything bigger than the ego shell.
Now I see the life I've lived as the only life, a singularity, saturated with its own oneness.
"Oneness" Pentecostals), is clearly and consistently one-self trinitarian; on "Oneness" theology the Three are either identified with God himself, or with aspects or actions of God.
And when she quotes Aristotle's critique of improper proportions in art — for example, a work that goes on too long and loses its sense of oneness — the crystalline, shimmering music that follows, with luxuriously sustained singing of the Greek words to holon ("the whole"), undermines the philosopher's point.
In addition to his numerous articles in the official gazette and al-Urwat al-wuthqā, ʿAbduh's most important writings included Risālat at-tawḥīd ("Treatise on the Oneness of God"); a polemic on the superiority of Islām to Christianity in its inherent receptivity to science and civilization; and a fragmentary commentary on the Qurʾān, completed after his death by a disciple.
The point is that this market is growing fast and Chegg wants no one to question its undisputed number-oneness.
