Sentence examples for our inner world from inspiring English sources
"We are losing our ability to understand the Armenian gestalt, our inner world".
And when we go — when we reach these places that through their stories have reached into us — it's as though our inner world unites with the outer.
Our inner world is, in this sense, the only world that we can ever know or live in, but our inner world is endless and immeasurable, and is also the mysterious fountain from which most of the apparent outer world around us has emerged.
Let feminism be the place where the most painful aspects of our inner world do not have to hide from the light, but are ushered forth as handmaidens to our protest.
When the king of Bhutan announced that growth in Gross National Happiness is more important than growth in Gross National Product, this represented a shift in consciousness beyond seeking satisfaction in material goods and services, towards finding happiness and wellbeing in our inner world.
The realm of reality includes everything in space and time and herewith all material objects and events of the physical world (i.e., Popper's World 1) as well as all mental (or "psychical") phenomena of our inner world (i.e., World 2).
I'm more interested in our inner worlds - our emotions and relationships - than in politics.
That means that around 90% of the stories we are told through film – stories which influence our culture and our inner worlds – come from a male perspective.
In Coupland's own present and near future are two writing projects: "a nonfiction exploration of the optical fiber wiring of Earth and what this says about our future and our inner worlds," and "the world's filthiest book.
Kafka's love letters suggest another dimension for the term: that incongruity between who we are and who we want to be, between our desire to share our inner worlds and the fear of experiencing the consequent vulnerability that such exposure would bring into our "real" lives.
Oswald explains her vision in a brief introduction: the poems she has collected do not pronounce an ecological message, but they perform ecological work by "putting our inner worlds in contact with the outer world — a deep, slow process that used to be the remit of the rake".
