Sentence examples for passes over into from inspiring English sources

In the case of the Prophets, this overflow not only brings about intellectual activity but also passes over into the imaginative faculty, giving rise to visions and dreams.

One reason people's aversion to poetry sometimes passes over into strong annoyance, or even resentment, is that poems steal our very language out from under us and return it malformed, misshapen, hardly recognizable.

Appropriately the Philosophy of Religion thus passes over into the final form of Absolute Spirit, Philosophy a science that is the "unity of Art and Religion" (PM: §572).

Starting from second 2.25 the traffic pattern rate function passes over into a linear ramp where the message generation rate is gradually increased each 0.25 s until it reaches 220 Kbit/s at the end of an experiment run.

The philosophy of subjective spirit passes over into that of objective spirit, which concerns the objective patterns of social interaction and the cultural institutions within which spirit is objectified.

Outer space within the Solar System is called interplanetary space, which passes over into interstellar space at what is known as the heliopause.

When the last person who had actually known them died, they would pass over into whatever came next.

Hegel identified dialectic as the tendency of a notion to pass over into its own negation as the result of conflict between its inherent contradictory aspects.

Much further adrift than the dislocated souls of her previous works, many of these characters have passed over into permanent spiritual exile.

Also along for the ride is Morris, her spirit guide: a vicious, vulgar homunculus who, we discover, was known to Alison before he "passed over" into the spirit world, "the place beyond black".

Of course, there are risks waiting for a poet too at ease with such a public role, and at one moment Pinsky allows his own civic-mindedness to pass over into perhaps excessive endorsement of mass taste: "To Television" hymns "Tom & Jerry, or also brilliant / And reassuring, Oprah Winfrey".