Sentence examples for which beings are from inspiring English sources

In the Treasury of the Abhidharma, Vasubandhu expressed the widely-held Buddhist view that in addition to causing beings' particular rebirths, karma also shapes the realms into which beings are reborn and the non-sentient contents of those realms.

That internal structural relation remains crucial to the later philosophy, but now 'the nothing' is to be heard explicitly as 'the mystery', a kind of 'dark matter' of intelligibility that must remain concealed in the unfolding of Being through which beings are unconcealed.

It was also understood as the study of the operations of reason, the divine reason (logos) which governs the universe, of which human beings are a part.

It is that which makes possible the variety of relationships of which human beings are capable.

"We're asking human beings to do something for which human beings are just not well suited," Casner said.

There is also a kind of Catholic realpolitik, in which human beings are understood to be fallen.

African Christianity, in particular, seems to embrace the noblest and foulest behaviour of which human beings are capable.

The prisons inspectorate deals with something different - the conditions in which human beings are held who have been deprived of their liberty by the verdict of a court.

By James Wood Mitchell has written a theological novel of sorts, in which human beings are mere pawns to be used by his feuding immortals.

"It makes one cry to see the spectacle of these days in which human beings are treated as commercial goods," Francis said.

You may also wonder who at Universal signed off on a flick in which human beings are as disposable as tissues, and teenagers shoot to kill.