Sentence examples for state of release from inspiring English sources
Gaudapada's karikas are divided into four parts: the first part is an explanation of the Upanishad itself, the second part establishes the unreality of the world, the third part defends the oneness of reality, and the fourth part, called Alatashanti ("Extinction of the Burning Coal"), deals with the state of release from suffering.
For now it's focused on films that are still in theaters — the idea being that while theater release dates are broadly advertised, it's often a surprise when a movie makes the transition from the box office to Netflix or Amazon Prime because of the confusing state of release windows.
Well, other than that MGM -- the original studio behind the film -- went bankrupt, pushing "Woods" into a state of release-date purgatory.
The immune response mediated by HMGB1 lies not simply in the release and receptors of HMGB1 but rather also in the redox state of released HMGB1.
A feed additive, which binds endotoxins in the gastrointestinal tract, especially in a state of overwhelming release of endotoxins and in a state of a suppressed immune system, could help to inhibit the negative impact in the animal.
I really love that comment, because we were watching these people [at the Pentecostal services] in a state of complete release.
It is known that in a state of inflammation, release of inflammatory cytokines (TNF-α, IL-1,6) activate inducible nitric oxide synthatase (iNOS) to produce NO which is bacteriostatic.
"Bill's the only candidate for secretary of state to release a plan for the office.
If so, the judges could order the state to release tens of thousands of prisoners.
If that is the finding, the judges could order the state to release tens of thousands of prisoners.
"The State of Preschool," released by the National Institute for Early Education Research at Rutgers University, also showed that enrollment in state-financed preschool has stagnated at about 28 percent of 4-year-olds and 4 percent of 3-year-olds.
