Sentences with phrase «filled by its existence»

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He is present to us only in his absence, and to know the absent or the missing God is to know a void that must be filled with despair and rebellion, an Angst deriving from a ressentiment that is itself created by an inability to bear a full existence in the present moment.

The space between the frames in the cinematographical show that plays before the mind is always already filled in by the metaphysical continuities of concrete existence.

He theorized the existence of an invisible field filling all of space and argued that particles acquire mass by interacting with this field.

«This pointed to the existence of predicted protected states that would be filled by electrons to form four corner charges.»

The lion's share of the credit for the work accomplished by postdocs is routinely accorded to their PIs, as are the financial proceeds of their discoveries, which also fill the coffers of universities and fund the salaries of the deans (who frequently ignore the existence of postdocs, refusing them any sort of official status as either employees or students).

Maps of its gravity have confirmed the existence of hidden, ancient craters, long since filled in by lava flows.

Jacobsen regards the world as filled with an essential energy, animated by what must be God, and reading his work induces a certain calm ecstasy about everyday existence.

While a world away from the lifestyles and routines of many of my friends, clients and family members in the USA, our lives are still filled with responsibilities, school, exams, work schedules and many of the other routines which by their very nature become dominant aspects of our day to day existence.

Summarised by curator and critic Norman Rosenthal as «manifestations of a joyful acceptance of American culture», Koons's work — which here fills Newport Street's six, expansive galleries — challenges and teases in equal measure, reflecting as much on the profundities of our existence as the banalities of daily life.

The carefully selected, closely framed shots made using 35 mm film are filled completely by the seemingly impenetrable, monochromatic patterns of the rainforest flora, and — with the exception of the obvious existence of a camera — do not evoke any kind of human presence.

The boards and CREA are trying to validate their existence by filling their dockets with new responsibilities.