Sentence examples for perfect attainment from inspiring English sources

Beginning with the Madhyamika, or "Middle Way," school, the doctrine of the Void spread to all schools of Mahayana Buddhism as well as to the Satyasiddhi ("perfect attainment of truth") group in Theravada Buddhism.

Like Barlow, you won't reach perfect attainment.

Barlow told his friends at the time that he didn't expect perfect attainment of his principles.

We know what nirvana means in the context of Asian thought, the attainment of perfect knowledge and final absorption into universal energy; and we know that Gauguin and de Haan discussed such concepts.

For human beings the ultimate good or happiness (eudaimonia) consists in perfection, the full attainment of their natural function, which Aristotle analyzes as the activity of the soul according to reason (or not without reason), i.e., activity in accordance with the most perfect virtue or excellence (EN I.7.1098a7 17).

The rapid attainment of a perfect segregation of the input patterns was not surprising given the outstanding performance of each of these neurons individually.

The remaining panels are devoted to Sudhana's further wandering about his search, terminated by his attainment of the Perfect Wisdom.

Where the U.S. really seems to falter is not in educational attainment -- we have near-perfect gender equality when it comes to enrollment in primary, secondary and tertiary educational institutions.

It's because of a perfect storm of generational entitlement, high educational attainment, and a devalued market for words.

The current system of attainment targets and levels is not perfect but it does enable the progress of every learner to be tracked.

While Amida, Buddha of infinite light and eternal life, may be regarded as the "celestial" personification of perfect wisdom-compassion, and the narrative of his attainment in the inconceivable past as "mythic," Gotama, known by his honorific title Sakyamuni Buddha, is recognized as a historical figure, a mendicant wanderer and religious teacher of India in the fifth century BCE.