Sentence examples for oneness between from inspiring English sources
Volkswagen had "fahrvergnügen"; Mazda's word for driving fun is "toitsukan," a feeling of oneness between car and driver.
Besides questioning moral codes with its account of a lesbian relationship between the 17-year-old daughter of a brothel owner and one of his prostitutes, Asch's radical work upsets religious dogma with an inclusive credo that perceived a oneness between Christians and Jews.
Speak a oneness between your spirit and the energy moving around you, letting your light fill the space with compassionate acceptance.
But we are the solution: Oneness within ourselves, among ourselves and between us and God; Oneness between the fragment of consciousness and the whole.
The village wants to increase the income of the deaf population, but they also want to increase tourism to the village, to expose others to the "oneness" between deaf and hearing people in Bengkala.
He also highlighted what his Serious Eats colleague calls "the cosmic oneness between breading and skin," such that the breading doesn't slide off and leave you with a flabby layer of naked skin.
That confluence between Eastern practices and Western fitness conventions is what makes Ekata — Sanskrit for "oneness" — one of the more unusual fitness clubs on the landscape, a place where a tranquil Taoist meditation room seamlessly co-exists with the intense activity taking place in the full-size boxing ring.
"If two people who have been strangers as all of us are, suddenly let the wall between them break down, and feel close, feel one, this moment of oneness is one of the most exhilarating, most exciting experiences in life.
His writings include the "Treatise on the Oneness of God" and a commentary on the Qurʾān.
There is a yawning gap between the Mayor's rhetoric on the "oneness" of this very diverse borough – and the divisiveness of some of its politicians.
Also Kindian is the effort to accommodate Islamic monotheism, by insisting on the oneness and willful action of God, and by adopting the Porphyrian theme of the harmony between Aristotle's and Plato's teaching.
