Sentence examples for language of being from inspiring English sources

From the 17th century, English nationalism borrowed from the language of being the chosen people.

In Galatians and Romans the language of "righteousness by faith" yields to the language of being in Christ.

That's a long way from the language of being invaded, swamped or made to feel an alien in your own country.

"I don't subscribe to the language of being fat or flabby," he said, although he acknowledged that "with hindsight we could have spent that money with greater efficacy".

In the language of Being and Time, this would be to enter into an authentic and thus non-evasive relationship with death (see above).

Indeed, for some thinkers who have toiled in its wake, Heidegger's language becomes the language of philosophy (although for an alternative and critical view of the language of Being and Time, see Adorno 1964/2002).

We would have to become a dog, for real; then, reborn as a human, we couldn't explain to ourselves, let alone someone else, what it's like to be a dog, since the language of being-like isn't part of what being a dog is like.

That version of events was later challenged by an eye-witness and Wittgenstein disciple who accused Popper - in rather unacademic language - of being a liar.

The language of photography is symbolic". As is the title.

The language of composition is thought to be Greek.

It's a language of it's own.