Sentence examples for realized state from inspiring English sources

Mythologically, the stupa is the supreme symbol of the Buddha in his fully realized state beyond the bonds of mortality.

I guess that what I thought I was looking at was a kind of ideal of adult womanhood in its most fully realized state — unencumbered, sophisticated, youthful in outlook and yet mature, witty and cosmopolitan.

When New Jersey's troubled automobile inspection system completes its switch to a more stringent emissions test on Aug. 1, what should have been achieved last December will finally be realized, state officials say: a smoothly operating program that results in cleaner air.

In our analysis, we abstracted from information about the type of clinics the DS procedure was realized (state vs. private).

John Simmons (2001) draws a distinction between the moral justification of the state its political authority and the political legitimacy of a particular, historically realized, state and its commands.

In that realized state, we can truly love one another without confusion.

And since those assumed returns are incorporated into measurements of the fund's status, as if they had already been realized, states that come up with the most rosy market forecasts look, on paper, to be better financed.

I can attest to what many have begun to realize: state legislatures matter when it comes to determining the national policy and political landscape.

In this paper, an effective low bit-rate video coding scheme is developed to realize state-of-the-art video coding efficiency with lower encoder complexity, while supporting standard compliance and error resilience.

When realized, this state, state 5, completes the holon of human existence.

"I think the government has realized that state business doesn't function," Mr. Barroso said.