Sentence examples for system of reality from inspiring English sources

In Baldwin's text I underlined the following: Most people guard and keep; they suppose that it is they themselves and what they identify with themselves that they are guarding and keeping, whereas what they are actually guarding and keeping is their system of reality and what they assume themselves to be.

But the other major concern of Tanabe's critique of Nishida was that, insofar as absolute nothingness is made into an unchanging basis or enveloping "place" of a system of reality, and insofar as it is seen as transcending the dialectical interactions among beings, then such a philosophy ends up falling back into a metaphysics of being after all.

Wilber's interpretation of Aurobindo's philosophy rejects the notion of dividing reality as a different level of matter, life, mind, overmind, supermind proposed by Aurobindo in The Life Divine, and terms them as higher- or lower-nested holons and states that there is only a fourfold reality (a system of reality created by himself).

What does it mean "to discover the country which is your birthplace, to which you owe your life and your identity, has not, in its whole system of reality, evolved any space for you?" That's what I Am Not Your Negro, a new documentary by Raoul Peck about the groundbreaking author and social critic James Baldwin, seeks to answer.

This relationship always derived from shared aims, scientists and artists both tackling the big issues of life and death, inventing systems of reality and other self-sufficient modes of representation.

Stringent beyond nostalgia for the impossibly pristine, and clear-sighted beyond disgust for the actual present, Sullivan, a young freelance journalist, suggests a new quality of attention to intricate systems of reality, both organic and artificial, in their interactions.

Meanwhile there is a different sort of nostalgia app that tries to actually bring the past to the present, using the immersive system of augmented reality.

Autonomous driving is another "system of systems" reality, made possible by many coordinated sub-stems for braking, navigation, steering and other driving functions.

His time inside, Black says, has "been an interesting experience, from which I developed a much greater practical knowledge than I had ever had before of those who had drawn a short straw from the system; of the realities of street level American race relations; of the pathology of incorrigible criminals; and of the wasted opportunities for the reintegration of many of these people into society".

The Neoplatonic school (based on a complicated system of levels of reality) of the 3rd-century philosophers Plotinus and Porphyry represented the culmination of Hellenistic religious philosophy.

Clearly when we infer from a certain measurement made on Albert's system that Niels' system has an element of reality, locality kicks in and guarantees that Niels' system would have had that same element of reality even in the absence of the measurement on Albert's system.