Sentence examples for ultimate concerns from inspiring English sources

That's what interests Dillard: "ultimate concerns".

It is also commonly regarded as consisting of the way people deal with ultimate concerns about their lives and their fate after death.

What each religion provides is a rich tradition of scriptures, practices and community through which we may contemplate our ultimate concerns.

While listening to Philadelphia's NPR affiliate, I heard an interview with the psychologist Robert Emmons, author of "The Psychology of Ultimate Concerns" and an advocate of systematic blessing counting.

But it is not as high, if we are to talk of "ultimate concerns", as the freedom to think freely and independently – a freedom which matters as much to women as to men, and without which equality must lose its savour.

Notwithstanding all these genuine intentions of responsibility or the generation of benefits, CSR is not altruism, and its main and ultimate concerns are the bottom line of profitability and the direct and indirect benefits to the business.

So too is Paul Tillich's account of faith as 'the state of being ultimately concerned', since the claim of the object of one's ultimate concern to 'promise total fulfilment even if all other claims have to be subjected to it or rejected in its name' cannot in principle be established on the basis of the evidence.

"It answers questions of ultimate concern; it directs our values".

But global weather patterns are the ultimate concern.

"I think that is the ultimate concern of the Saudis," Mr. Fowler said.

Its ultimate concern is to bring an end to human suffering, which results from ignorance of reality.