Sentence examples for words of being from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brooks accused Mr. Frank, in so many words, of being a faux populist.

The novel tells of a 1980s rebellion of the ethnic Nepalese in the Himalayan town, who were fed up (in Desai's words) of being "treated like the minority in the place where they were the majority".

They remind us of our limitations and our place in the great chain of being; they are symbols of our vulnerability, our susceptibility to random death and disaster, our primal awareness, in Mr. Quammen's words, "of being meat".

For Heidegger, history is a sequence of "words of Being" -- the words of the great philosophers who gave successive historical epochs their self-image, and thereby built successive "houses of Being". The history of the West, which Heidegger also called the history of Being, is a narrative of the changes in human beings' image of themselves, their sense of what ultimately matters.

Indeed, in the worst case scenario, semantic relations learnt on a specific domain will leave unchanged with respect to, the relations between any two words of being null.

According to Arendt, the active engagement of citizens in the determination of the affairs of their community provides them not only with the experience of public freedom and public happiness, but also with a sense of political agency and efficacy, the sense, in Thomas Jefferson's words, of being "participators in government".

The PSA also accuses the word of being a "squasher".

[13] It is interesting that the word "of" is used in portrait photography and proper names.

Word-of-mouth is crucial.

Word-of-mouth was overwhelmingly positive.

No, really, word-of-mouth is best.