Sentence examples for of being characterized from inspiring English sources
Ultimately, nourishing life is not just about health and longevity but sets its sight on a higher, and to Ji Kang, more authentic, mode of being characterized by dispassion.
Whereas the former subscribes to the prevalent qi theory that underlies much of Chinese philosophy and on that basis provides an integrated view of the cosmos, self-cultivation and government, the latter focuses on the fundamental unity of being characterized by natural simplicity and quietude that ideally should define the ethical course for both the individual and society.
Whereas Badiou merely ignored the collaborative works with Guattari, Zizek 2003 conducts a polemic against the Guattari collaborations in favor of a Deleuzean logic of Being characterized as an "immaterial affect generated by interacting bodies as a sterile surface of pure Becoming" (as in Logic of Sense).
Further, I think the deracialized campaign and the fear of being characterized as a "Black" presidential campaign reveals a great deal about the state of race in America.
Philosopher Emilio Uranga once said that to be Mexican is to suffer from a peculiar kind of madness, a state of being characterized by a violent oscillation between optimism and pessimism.
As a result, instead of being characterized by a mosaic of vegetation types and successionary stages, the floodplains of Beuningen/Ewijk are now covered by late successionary stage, densely vegetated stands of alluvial forest with limited species diversity.
The criminal era of unregulated capitalism that the bankruptcy served as a punctuation mark at the end of was characterized, more than anything else, by opacity.
Transmembrane helices as well as other ORF features of were characterized using HMMTOP [101], TMpred [102] and PredictProtein [103].
BACKGROUND: Treatment of restenosis of BMS is characterized by high recurrence rates.
The selectivity of both types of PRIONERS was characterized.
Advanced stages of scleroderma are characterized by marked atrophy of the tissue and appendages of the true skin.
