Sentence examples for powers by which from inspiring English sources

Sefira, also spelled Sephira (Hebrew: "number"), plural Sefirot, or Sephiroth, in the speculations of esoteric Jewish mysticism (Kabbala), any of the 10 emanations, or powers, by which God the Creator was said to become manifest.

The Trump Administration had made one more specific claim of irreparable harm to the "separation of powers," by which it appeared to mean that harm would be done to the President's power.

His writings include more than 100 treatises and letters; one of the most celebrated (494) was addressed to Zeno's successor, Anastasius I, in which Gelasius states: "There are two powers by which this world is chiefly ruled: the sacred authority of the priesthood and the authority of kings".

The Saudi statement alleges that the recent protests were stirred up by an unnamed foreign power, by which it invariably means Iran.

But these features of size and scale are also partly responsible for the work's beauty and power, by which they are more than justified.

On the left hand, the blind man is connected to Jesus and his disciples and the divine collective power by which this man is being cured.

The expansion of "capitals"—Smith's term for firms was the determining power by which the market system was launched on its historic course.

Central to Enlightenment thought were the use and celebration of reason, the power by which humans understand the universe and improve their own condition.

Causation types concern the degree of power by which they are influenced, and this is what distinguishes between the two.

The first concerns libertarian free agency itself, which is often portrayed as a power by which we cause, or confer existence upon, our own actions.

Further, individuals, both minds and bodies, strive to persevere in their existence as far as they can; that is to say, they strive to increase the power by which they maintain their distinctive natures (IIIp6).