When, through the teacher's guidance, the gifts are properly experienced, they connect the natural inner unity of the child to the unity of all things (e.g., the sphere gives the child a sense of unlimited continuity, the cylinder a sense both of continuity and of limitation).
Out of such a network would emerge a natural social unity that would make the existing order seem "nothing but chaos, serving as a basis for endless tyranny".
Once fierce determined players came to bat; today's players, aware of the diminishing importance of hitting the ball, are more content to 'experience' at-batness, and the crowd will rise in tribute to the natural organic unity of a scoreless game.
Mr. Flaherty's score, which weaves variations on the rag form throughout, gives the show a natural momentum and unity, though it occasionally veers into annoying repetitiveness.
Although it recognizes an identity between the soul and the cosmos, it emphasizes the internalization of the cosmos rather than the release of the soul to its natural state of unity.
The biblical device of polysyndeton — "and" "and" "and" — creates an effect of unity, natural and human, in suffering: "There had only been the wreckage and the moonlight and a burnt smell hanging in the air for company".
They broaden the existing definition of terrorism to include actions aimed at damaging national unity, natural resources, monuments, communication systems, or the national economy, or hindering the work of judicial bodies and diplomatic missions in Egypt.
The Song Confucianists, by delineating a set of moral principles that were said to originate in nature and be manifest in all things, sought to establish the essential unity of natural laws, physical existence, and human conduct across time and space in spite of the appearance of cultural difference and historical change.
