Sentence examples for realizing a state from inspiring English sources
While some women became ascetics, many more focused their religious lives on realizing a state of blessedness that was understood to be at once this-worldly and expressive of a larger cosmic well-being.
We go to the United Nations now to secure the right to live free in the remaining 22 percent of our historic homeland because we have been negotiating with the State of Israel for 20 years without coming any closer to realizing a state of our own.
Essentially, LeBron has been everywhere this series, a monstrous talent who is realizing a state of basketball genius that even the most casual basketball fan can appreciate.
In the lived experiences of willing "we possess a reflexive awareness of an intention to realize a state of affairs" (Dilthey 2002, 82).
They argue that only by transcending the divided mind, by finding and holding on to the pure, unified consciousness that lies beyond all divisions, including right and wrong, us versus them, light against darkness, can human nature finally realize a state of peace, love, and truth.
Keep practicing everyday and you will gradually realize a state of calmness and peace developing within you.
We don't realize a nation state, for example, is in our network because we are so busy focusing on the flagrant fouls.
Convergence between the top-down diplomatic track and the bottom-up state and institution building program constitutes the best prospect for realizing a two-state agreement.
In this study, we proposed and experimentally tested the control of the shape of a stationary spot profile by realizing a focusing-flow state between the nozzle outlet and the workpiece surface in EEM.
To minimize the area of the combinational circuit, required to realize a finite state machine (FSM), an efficient assignment of states of the FSM to a set of binary codes is required.
Since the 19th century thanks to a strong labour movement most European nations realized a welfare state – be it in a capitalist or socialist variety (Széll 2013c).
