Sentences with phrase «into irreconcilable»

For example, a child naturally loves both his parents more than life itself, but when parents have negative feelings towards each other a child is put into an irreconcilable quandary.

I am contending that religious qualities of experience are acquired, if at all, only by an individual who has borne within solitariness the relational matrix of existence, achieving a creative tension between the contrasts of life without permitting fixation on either pole to turn the contrast into an irreconcilable opposite.

Not exact matches

Such explanations are irreconcilable with scientific «naturalism» which rejects teleology, but can be made to fit rather neatly into a religious view, which would then posit a claim to being able to explain the source of this teleological dynamic.

This distinction between essential or perfect, and unessential or imperfect, features in the church mitigated somewhat the bad effect of the division of Christianity and of its radical separation into two bodies which, by practicing an irreconcilable hostility, might endanger the cultivation of the Christian religion as such.

For Bergson, each tension yields a problem that is also the mark of apparently irreconcilable views of what is vital to the place of human beings in the world: (1) Time is measurable according to length and brevity, but immeasurable in reality, because it is qualitative, felt, and immediate; (2) Psychological life is divided into a self awareness of deeper, dynamic layers of human beings and what is superficial and fixed; (3) There is an inner consciousness and an independent world apart from inner consciousness.

May we not envision cosmic evolution as a process of aesthetic unification of often temporarily irreconcilable aspects into a «creation» of unimaginable beauty?

Obviously the [existence] of church - dividing and irreconcilable differences would preclude the possibility of entering into full communion.

As they try to gain insight into the seemingly irreconcilable narratives, the paradoxes and contradictions born of legend and history along with passionately held ideals and the daily fight for survival surface.

Her practice began with her early studies of New York Abstract Expressionism and American Minimalism and developed into a highly refined vocabulary that merges traits normally thought to be irreconcilable: gestural brushstrokes reminiscent of early influences like Willem de Kooning; precise geometric compositions evoking Josef Albers; and a palette reduced through Donald Judd - like discipline.

Seen together, the two visions throw into relief the irreconcilable difference between the milieus in which these photographers have lived.

«Fragile Future» offers a utopian glimpse into our future, in which the forces of two seemingly irreconcilable worlds unite in a bid to survive.

When it is seen to be filled with irreconcilable faults and strangely shared talking points, it's worthy of a much deeper look into why those problems are there.

But I also ran into an immediate irreconcilable difference: a New York Times reporter clearly showed the same awkward leaked memo sentence four years prior to Gelbspan's first mention of it, while offering no proof that skeptic scientists misinformed the public under a pay - for - performance arrangement with industry people.

The Court instructs the national court to take into account the fact that if co-defendants in the main proceedings are each separately accused of committing the same infringements with respect to the same products, and if such infringements were committed in the same Member States in such a manner that they adversely affect the same national parts of the European patent at issue, the claims are connected and there is a risk of irreconcilable judgments (Solvay, par.

This is not even taking into account yet of what could happen should the Bitcoin community split the network into two competing Bitcoins because of their current seemingly irreconcilable differences.

In no - fault divorce proceedings, spouses simply divorce on the basis of irreconcilable differences; live separate and apart for a specified period of time; and enter into a property settlement agreement.

Hopefully, the handful of other states that have not yet amended their divorce laws to include Irreconcilable Differences, including neighboring New York, will also bring their divorce processes into the 21st century, very shortly.

If one party has committed adultery and the other spouse finds this behaviour irreconcilable with a continued marriage relationship, the courts will take this into account.

are irreconcilable with the recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody