Sentences with phrase «full sense of the word»

[215] For Aristotle, indeed, this stress on formal determination as the ground of entity leads also to his limitation of what can be called «entity» in the full sense of the word.

Maybe not «true» in the full sense of the word as God intended, but I am beginning to find «truer» community outside the institution than I ever found within.

The word is spoken to him as between person and person, and he must be in the full sense of the word a person before God can speak to him.

Here the Catholic side simply reiterates the claim of Trent that concupiscence in the baptized Christian is no longer sin in the full sense of the word, which is hard to reconcile with the authority of Paul and of Augustine.

On the other hand, there is the wholly other world of timeless, changeless, and unrelated being, which is alone «real» in the full sense of the word and so alone worthy of the epithet «divine.»

The relatively modern view, that one can be a Christian in the full sense of the word without membership in the Church, is not found in the New Testament at all, and when St. Paul describes the Christian as one who is «in Christ,» he is describing one who is a member of the Body of Christ, which is Christ's Church.

A game in the full sense of the word is a good and useful research activity for a child.

But in practice, no dictator is ever benevolent in the full sense of the word and many are downright malevolent and corrupt to the core.

Even though it's not really a biopic in the full sense of the word, as it's semi-fictional account of five exciting years of Wood's life based on Rudolph Grey's 1992 Wood biography called «Nightmare of Ecstasy» and inspired by Ed Wood's very own letters, choosing Ed Wood as the subject of a biopic could have resulted in a completely different kind of film.

You have chosen well, a retreat in the full senses of the word, not just to practice yoga, but also to disconnect from technology and reconnect with yourself, in a sustainable environment in tune with Nature.

«After Mike Kelley's death, his remarkable oeuvre was suddenly complete, and so this exhibition, which was being planned with his direct participation, became a retrospective in the full sense of the word,» Ann Goldstein stated.

And I am using propagandazation in the full sense of the word.