Sentence examples for that a being from inspiring English sources

One might think, that is, that what one means when one applies the expression 'perfectly good' to some being is the same as what one means when one applies the expression 'absolutely perfect' to some being; to say that a being is perfectly good is just to say that it instantiates perfectly those features that make a being intrinsically good.

A perfectly good being has the best desires that a being can have, and exhibits the best traits of character, and acts in an unsurpassably excellent way.

It is hypothesized that: (a) being in a non-married relationship (especially cohabitation and divorce) lowers well-being compared to being married in societies that reject non-traditional partnership statuses; and (b) not having a partner is especially detrimental for well-being levels in familialistic societies, which emphasize the importance of a strong, close-knit family.

Who knew that a being so small could move an object so big?

Some have suggested that (a) being used to hard times and (b) the survival of strong, working class communities with many and various support networks, could have played a part.

(From (3) and (4).) It is false that a being greater than God can be conceived.

A) That is a risk.

A: That's nice.

A) That is right.

That's an "A".

That is a gamble.