Sentence examples for timeless conception from inspiring English sources
If you studied the humanities in the 80s or even 90s you might still have been educated by generations formed by the discourse of the crisis of man: the "theory wars" then coming to a close had been fought not between radical new anti-humanists and some timeless conception of man, but between representatives of the middle and the close of the 20th century.
Though there was impetuous intensity in Mr. Barenboim's conception, he took spacious, almost timeless tempos when appropriate, and mostly pulled them off.
Early medieval authors were well acquainted with the conception of God's eternal and timeless knowledge in Augustine and Boethius.
The problem of religious language considers whether it is possible to talk about God meaningfully if the traditional conceptions of God as being incorporeal, infinite, and timeless, are accepted.
"Saddam's affinity for Hemingway's story is understandable, given the former president's background, rise to power, conception of himself and Hemingway's use of a rustic setting similar to Tikrit to express timeless themes," the report stated.
The "resting" of the Holy Spirit at the moment of Jesus' Baptism may also be understood in this timeless sense, as the union and rest of the pre-existent Son with his Father, in keeping with the gnostic conception of "rest" as the highest gift of salvation.
