Sentence examples for the fourfold from inspiring English sources
adjective
Four times as great
The fourfold stomp of the finale was vigor incarnate.
(1954; What Is Called Thinking?), Heidegger speaks laconically of "the fourfold": gods, men, the earth, and the heavens.
The fourfold sense of Scripture would come to dominate medieval exegesis, though the allegorical understanding of Scripture was the most common form of interpretation.
As such, the fourfold method is of highest import, and it should be observed that it did not need to be applied in a rigid four-stage way.
He insisted that standards of judgment be established, and his criteria may be summarized as the threefold test and the fourfold standard.
The initials of the four were so arranged as to yield the word PaRDeS Paradisese"), a designation for the fourfold meaning.
It adapted the French alexandrine in the "fourfold way"—i.e., 14-syllable lines used in four-line monorhyme stanzas and treated religious, didactic, or pseudohistorical matter.
Luther replaced the traditional schema of the fourfold meaning of the Scripture with a spiritual interpretation of the letter i.e., one based on Christ.
The fourfold symmetry, with χ ≈ 54.8°, is consistent with the fcc-Pb(111) Ф scan.
The cross-sectional shape of the fourfold ST graft was not round, but oval.
But this alone would not explain the fourfold higher Csat of GLA compared with GLU.
