Sentence examples for original abode from inspiring English sources

Once José and family had carefully restored the original abode, it opened five years ago as a rural restaurant and arts space.

Suhrawardī, similar to Ibn 'Arabī, uses symbolism from nature and animals to offer a spiritual hermeneutic (ta'wīl) which begins with discursive philosophy but ends in gnosis and the spiritual return of man to his original abode.

For Mullā Ṣadrā, creation represents four journeys: the Fall, in which unity becomes multiplicity is the first, followed by one's earthly journey wherein the pain of separation causes an existential yearning towards one's original abode.

The central thesis that underlies much of Sufi and gnostic ('irfān) Islam is that the unity of the original abode in which man dwelled became the multiplicity of the world of existents.

In other words, for the Zen person both "now" and "here" are experienced as an expression of thing-events in their suchness, because, as mentioned in the foregoing, Zen takes zero time and zero space to be the original abode of thing-events.

He wanted an original, comfortable, dirt-cheap abode where neighbours couldn't be seen or heard – a place far from others but close to transportation.

While hesitant to call the abode the original California ranch house, Herr emphasized the role this building's structure had on the future of California modern design.

He wrote many poetry anthologies, such as the Kitab al-'Asa ("Book of the Staff"), Lubab al-Adab ("Kernels of Refinement"), and al-Manazil wa'l-Diyar ("Dwellings and Abodes"), and collections of his own original poetry.

Twelve participants were excluded from the original ÆSOP sample because they were of no fixed abode and could not be geocoded to an LAD.

At $2,499,990, the abode has been reduced 24.7% from its original $3,324,000 asking price, making it a much better bargain than the average home in Chicago, where asking prices are down 8.7% on average.

The most colourful abodes can be found on the streets Villa Bellevue and Villa des Lilas, while the original 19th-century brick exteriors and mosaics remain clearly visible on Villa Émile Loubet.