Sentence examples for return to its source from inspiring English sources

It is clear, however, that love marks all the ranks of the hierarchy, every member of which is driven to return to its source by desire for intellect.

Then, just as physicality was born in a male orgasmic explosion of outward giving, physicality will return to its Source and reunite in a female orgasmic spread of inward receiving.

It's what the Persian poet Rumi taught in the opening of his famous poem, the Masnavi: There a reed dislodged from its bed longs for return to its source, as our own souls, dislodged from God, long for return to God.

The defendant may not keep the prize money; it is an ill-gotten gain that should be returned to its source, the New York lottery.

Energy returned to its source and then took another form.

The sound returns to its source as the healing west wind.

There is a symmetry to that, Mr. Adjmi said, because the hotel was influenced by cast-iron architecture, meaning that the design is now returning to its source.

In ancient Greece Pindar (flourished 5th century bc) expounded in his odes the substance of a spiritualistic Orphic mysticism by attributing a divine origin to the soul, which resides temporarily as a guest in the home of the body and then returns to its source for reward or punishment after death.

For every mile driven by a gas-powered vehicle that is displaced by one driven by an electric vehicle, the researchers report, about three times as much water is consumed (that is, lost to evaporation) and about 17 times as much is withdrawn (used and returned to its source).

In the first problem, the cooling water is returned to its source after use, without cooling.

In spite of this, Averroes (as Crescas understand his view) claims that no individual immortal existence is possible after death (all the knowledge of all people returns to its source in the active intellect).