Sentences with phrase «measure of an actuality»

Thus, without importance for the whole, there would be no measure of an actuality's value.
The reality of it is this: that we incline to define ourselves, take the measure of our actuality, admit as educative and civilizing, acknowledge as relevant and powerful — only that in experience or reflection which is authenticated by its occurrence within the biographical brackets of the self's existence.

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He adds himself to the world as the vision of ideal possibility, from which every new occasion takes its rise, thereby ensuring a measure of order and value in a situation that could otherwise be only chaotic and indeed could achieve no actuality at all.
«He is the Whole in every categorial sense, all actuality in one individual actuality, and all possibility in one individual potentiality «47 Panentheism thus differs from traditional theism by asserting that all the world is entirely inside God instead of outside him; and it diverges from pantheism by insisting that the creatures which are all in God nevertheless have a measure of genuine freedom, independence, and even capacity for evil.
Because of the intrinsic unity of the divine experience, all the finite actualities of the world must be felt together in their measure of harmony and discord.
That unsharable feeling which each one of us has of the pinch of his individual destiny as he privately feels it rolling out on fortune's wheel may be disparaged for its egotism, may be sneered at as unscientific, but it is the one thing that fills up the measure of our concrete actuality, and any would - be existent that should lack such a feeling, or its analogue, would be a piece of reality only half made up.
In actuality, this second part of the experiment was related, offering researchers the opportunity to measure whether participants» intellectual, physical, or interpersonal skills were degraded by concealment.
«Whatever the reasons for them, the work of the artists discussed here demonstrate the error and the futility of such ostensibly self - protective but in actuality self - restrictive measures
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