Sentence examples for sphere of common from inspiring English sources

Thou is also a not I but unlike he, not in the "sphere of all beings", but rather in another sphere of common action and interaction.

On this reading Hume's skeptical principles commit him to the view that human understanding is weak and imperfect and, so considered, we should avoid all dogmatism and also refrain from pursuing our investigations beyond the narrow sphere of "common life".

Dewey conceived of democracy as an active process of social planning and collective action in all spheres of common life.

This would ultimately explain why reasoning with them has been futile: the lack of a common sphere of rationality.

MoUs are typically used to define strategic alliances between UNICEF and a CSO or civil society network and declare agreement on intent, areas of common interest, spheres of cooperation and operational engagements.

Powerlessness and deprivation are exacerbated today by the ability, boosted by digital media, to constantly compare your life with the lives of the fortunate (especially women entering the workforce or prominent in the public sphere: a common source of rage for men with siege mentalities worldwide).

Now Poland and eight other countries, most from the former Soviet sphere of Central and Eastern Europe, have adopted the common visa, asylum and external border procedures required for membership.

Finally, companies that go outside their immediate sphere of business to advance the common good whether it's through work on energy, obesity, health care access or another global hurdle will see their reputation rise accordingly.

Describing neurology as the field of medicine that studies the brain, spine, and peripheral nerves, he claimed it was "no narrow specialty but a wide-spread medical science finding its sphere of activity in many of the common afflictions affecting mankind".

There are two walkways surrounding the Hayden sphere whose common message is the utter inconsequence of humanity compared with the universe's scales of space and time.

My parents, until now opposite poles in my religious sphere, found common ground in their dismay over my lack of faith.