Sentence examples for singular reality from inspiring English sources

Our own singular reactions to our own singular reality.

This singular reality of American politics has overhung the fiscal cliff discussions since election day 2012.

But long-distance running is a lonely pursuit, and in terms of getting his head back to that singular reality, it helps, he says, that he is based for training in the United States, where he isn't quite so well known.

His notion of existence as a constantly dynamic process of becoming and unfolding that remains a singular reality and process allows him to incorporate this world of generation and corruption and annex it to the higher plane of resurrection and finally the existence of the afterlife.

His version of the ontological argument can be summarized as follows: #There is existence #Existence is a perfection above which no perfection may be conceived #God is perfection and perfection in existence #Existence is a singular and simple reality; there is no metaphysical pluralism #That singular reality is graded in intensity in a scale of perfection (that is, a denial of a pure monism).

Just as the totality of existence is singular with degrees of intensity, similarly intellect and the soul are singular realities with grades of intensity, since there is an intimate connection among existence, the intellect, and the soul as the concrete, intellectual, and psychic aspects of being.

There is a singular unifying reality underlying every biologic interaction on our planet.

Hindus do not ascribe to any one creed, and do not believe that there is any one singular view, reality, or way to reach God.

That terrifying mishap, which took place in January, became the watershed moment of the third season of "Whale Wars," the Animal Planet series that's a singular blend of reality show, war documentary and the Three Stooges.

Firstly, we need to understand that we are all singular in our reality.

The noun al-jann, rendered by me as "the invisible beings", is in reality a singular, denoting here the kind of these particular beings or forces, similar to the use of the singular noun "man" (al-insan) which describes the collective entity "mankind".