Sentence examples for otherness between from inspiring English sources

This is evident in the liturgical "blessings," where, following the direct address to God in which the second person singular pronoun is used, the verbs are with great regularity in the third person singular, thus providing the requisite tension between nearness and otherness, between the personal and the impersonal.

The structural otherness between the two groups comes from their differences of either the inorganic parts or the organic parts.

The war, in other words, is not between wine and water, but between respect for the Other and asking the Other to show a little respect for us — since we are from their point of view also an Other, worth respecting for our other Otherness.

If the emphasis falls upon creation by a high god through his thought, word, or other mode, the problem of the otherness and difference between creator and creature becomes a source of theological discussion and philosophical speculations.

We thus have two sorts of differentiation or otherness, the opposition between distinct creatures and the opposition between creatures and God.

Their consideration of others — and otherness — was apparent to me from the beginning.

Defining a friend as "a second me" in his 1595 Treaty on Friendship addressed to the Ming literati in classical Chinese, the Jesuit priest found the rare wisdom to strike the perfect balance between otherness and sameness.

(c) Arguments also demonstrate respect for the otherness of others.

At the ICA, under the title Interference, there will be a series of Arab cultural explorations, ranging from "otherness" to the relationships between art and politics.

Finding words to bridge that divide between the otherness of nature – a swift sleeping on the wing 5,000ft up, and the life-choosing immediacy, the intimate familiarity of the rush of wings past the face – is what most nature writers are striving to do, not wallow in some vanished pastoral world.

Two other sources of "otherness" besides bodiliness underlie the limitations on perceptual knowledge.