Sentence examples for realized existence from inspiring English sources

As the deeper spiritual values are realized, existence takes on a more meaningful form and ultimately points to the deepest value, the divine.

Some suggest that Hippocrates may have realized the existence of meningitis, and it seems that meningism was known to pre-Renaissance physicians such as Avicenna.

She believed she did not fit well with the general atmosphere of the court, writing of herself: "I am wrapped up in the study of ancient stories ... living all the time in a poetical world of my own scarcely realizing the existence of other people ..

They don't realize that existence without exposure to the arts is one dimensional.

The first step is realizing their existence.

I am continuing to learn what it's like to be "an other," slowly realizing my existence is worth more than I ever gave myself credit for.

His predecessors, Clinton as well as Bush, waited until the final year of their second term to suddenly realize the existence of the Israeli-Palestinian war and to concoct a vague solution that might enhance their legacy.

Whereas 43% of the participants did not realize the existence of sleep medicine as a specialty, 40% felt that sleep disorders are not common [ 12].

I have always said to them that I will try to build such an effective FMG that they won't even realize its existence.

Cytoplasmic male sterility was found in interspecific crosses in potato, realizing the existence of different cytoplasm, as has been known in other crop species [ 1, 38, 39].

This truth had to be realized in the existence of each individual, and so the expressions differ: early Sufism postulated the approach to God through love and voluntary suffering until a unity of will was reached; Junayd spoke of "recognizing God as He was before creation"; God is seen as the One and only actor; He alone "has the right to say 'I'".