Sentence examples for pure meaning from inspiring English sources

His philosophy is called pure nondualism—"pure" meaning "undefiled by maya".

The pure meaning of courage is to stand unarmed and alone in the face of murder and all the firepower that can be mustered by cowardly oppression.

My not-very-original theory is that he was forced to construe his homosexual love as wholly pure, meaning simply that his lust ended up channelled toward the sex he wasn't actually attracted to.

She spoke about the interdependence of words, how they color and infect one another, that there is no pure meaning, that each word is nudged and changed by those strung to it.

Every gesture, every look, every innocent greeting, every puzzled exchange of glances over the air-traffic scopes, every panicky call between the civil air authority and the military - it is all amplified, deafeningly, in pure meaning.

"Pure," meaning those experiences where the user is not in some sort of test lab setting or is being told what to do, but is rather using the application on their own in an unbiased way.

The value of purity in Derrida means that anyone who conceives language in terms of proper or pure meanings must be criticized.

A young lawyer named Ilya Petichenko recounted an exercise that uses Ithkuil to "go into the field of pure meanings".

The phenomenological reduction that constitutes the objects of consciousness as pure meanings or significations devoid of the existential claims that render them liable to skeptical doubt-such a reduction or "bracketing of the being question" carries a moral significance as well.

Religions resist being systems of pure meaning-making.

The endpoint of the processes of transformation described by Vygotsky to accompany internalisation is a stage of 'thinking in pure meanings' (Vygotsky, 1987), in which all phenomenal properties of the language that transforms thinking are stripped away.