Sentence examples for most basic unity from inspiring English sources

How could he have spent his life cultivating unity of body and mind, oneness with all beings and the ability to apprehend reality directly, unmediated by thoughts or concepts or what Zen considered the arch delusion of "the self" — only to be haunted by the feeling that he lacked the most basic unity of all?

The most basic one is simple - money.

This is the most basic one.

At its most basic, the Unity SDK allows you to simply place an object at a certain distance and height from where the device is pointing at when you initialize the application.

For Hitchcock clasped hands were meaningful ('Saboteur,' 'North by Northwest,' the bronze hands in Mrs. Bates's bedroom in 'Psycho'), perhaps because they suggested the most basic form of unity in a world out of joint.

In primitive societies processions have always been one of the most basic demonstrations of communal unity.

The topic of unity in the sciences includes the following questions: Is there one privileged, most basic kind of material, and if not, how are the different kinds of material in the universe related?

But the most basic question asked how Christians of all races could manifest unity.

"The phenomenon which seemed to [Aristotle] most basic in the apparent flux of the world was the unity and persistence of the individual living being" (Smith 1976, p. 72).

Nevertheless, pace Descartes, he stresses in the fifth of his Meditations that at the most basic level of conscious experience, we experience ourselves as a psychophysical unity, as a lived body (Leib) and not merely as a physical body (Körper).

I first asked the most basic questions.