Sentence examples for mystical views from inspiring English sources

The alchemical and mystical views of Paracelsus further inspired Böhme's interest in nature mysticism and gave him the terminology that, in a partly integrated way, dominated his next period.

This stereotype is flatly contradicted by the robust common sense and searching intellect that informed Tagore's apparently mystical views.

Arranged in spiralling patterns derived from the Fibonacci number sequence, the lights expressed Merz's almost mystical views of the universe's underlying structure - the geometry governing both the natural and human worlds.

After 1852 he diverged from Comte's increasingly mystical views but waited until after Comte's death to publish his points of disagreement both in Paroles de philosophie positive (1859; "Words of Positivist Philosophy") and in another work (1863), in which he traced the origin of Comte's ideas and analyzed his philosophical system and its effects.

At the southern end, a 20-minute ferry ride from the suburb of Mukilteo offers mystical views: on the dreariest of Pacific Northwest days, you can easily imagine Meryl Streep as the French Lieutenant's Woman, enshrined in black, beckoning from the foggy shore.

Kate accompanied Emily on practice runs on the relatively easy slope under Chair 7, and I headed off unencumbered to Chair 8, a quad that afforded mystical views of Mount Shuksan and access to wide, steep, not too bumpy bowls well-suited to what was left of my knees.

Parallel with this was an almost mystical view of the market.

Others take a more benign — but equally mystical — view of the coming black moon.

Implicit in Mr. Rivette's love of actors is an almost mystical view of their purpose.

But there was also a sentimental and mystical view of nature that had nothing to do with imposing order.

He recalls that McEwan was once on the other side of the divide: "He was teasable as someone who had this slightly mystical view of things.