Sentence examples for passage from being from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Adelman, the Henry Charles Lea Professor of History, said that the celebration is an occasion to acknowledge the passage from being a student to being a scholar.

In Hegel's view, the passage from Being to Nothing and to Becoming can be posited as a pure beginning "without presuppositions" of logic.

In other chapters he muses on the passage of time, and his own passage from being a boy in search of father figures to becoming a father himself.

We can expect the Lib Dem leader to try to shrug off defeat as another rite of passage from being a party of protest into becoming a party of power against whom voters protest.

Buttressing the narrative with fragments of his parents' verse (his mother, Marie Harris, is also a poet), the younger Matthews describes his slow passage from being "the son of the famous poet" to establishing an identity of his own.

In Trendelenburg's view, however, this passage is vitiated by its spurious dependence upon the surreptitious presupposition of the empirical movement, without which support neither the passage from Being to Nothing (and vice versa) nor the recognition of Becoming as the "truth" of this primal opposition of concepts can be justified.

It encourages the use of spoiler alert warnings on its summaries of movies, said Keith Simanton, IMDb's managing editor, and has a button that protects revealing passages from being seen unless someone moves a cursor over the text.

For Antonioni, however, the passage from religion was simply a fact; for Bergman it was a struggle.

After chapter 4 in Matthew and Luke, not a single passage from Q is in the same place.

At our wedding, a passage from Ruth was read.

Further investigations into the dynamics of C. difficile and ways to differentiate transient passage from colonization are required.