In the end, Haggis has made a miniature version of the war's confusion, in which the actuality of what's going on eludes full understanding.
In one sense, a system is ideal if it is considered apart from, or in the absence of, certain empirical conditions, which in actuality are always present to some degree.
In present day, however, the term has come to describe situations in which the actuality of an action is different from what one expects to happen (situational) or when the way in which a speaker implies a statement's meaning starkly contrasts the meaning that is ostensibly expressed (verbal).
This particular outhouse-from-the-sky also involved an extensive set of confusing buttons marked with what its designers must have deemed "universal" symbols, but which in actuality were functioning merely as symbols that could be "universally" misinterpreted.
Kilwardby subscribes to the principle according to which two actual things cannot make one thing in actuality.
His proof is based on the premise that the human intellect passes from potentiality into actuality, which can only be due to an agent that possesses the end of motion (that is, knowledge) in actuality.
Existence, says Hartshorne, is abstract compared to actuality, which is the concrete.
Beauty, life, and idea were moments in the process which constituted the actuality of reason.
As we observed, "possibility" connotes, for Ortega, that which possesses potential actuality (from the viewpoint of the individual's "circumstances").
The course God, world, and self take into relations through the second part of the Star, according to Rosenzweig, generates the actuality which we experience.
