Sentences with phrase «moment of actuality»

More precisely, it is a grasping of what another has accomplished and now is, since the acting of the moment of actuality ceases once it is satisfied.
The realization of a particular moment of actuality is likewise the realization of a particular value, and this becomes part of the data for the succeeding moments of actuality.
Why can not possibility arise out of the contraries inherent in each moment of actuality?
In one sense, every occasion of experience enjoys some freedom in forming itself into whatever it becomes in its moment of actuality.

Not exact matches

The two moments: first, Binx's seeing the black man leaving the church after Ash Wednesday ritual, with an acceptance of the necessity, as Binx would have it, of «inserting himself into the world»; second, Binx's own ceremony of moviegoing whereby he seems to come to terms with place but in actuality does not.
There seems to be no moment of transition in which the freedom of self - constitution is united with the determinateness of full actuality.
That the human creator always has a given concrete actuality to work with does not of itself establish a difference between him and God, unless it be admitted as made out that there was a first moment of creation.
The «consequent» actuality of deity is the sequence of determinate, contingent experiences expressing both the essence of deity and the de facto content of the world God experiences at a given moment.
There can be no doubt that countless men have felt themselves caught up into what in more thoughtful moments they have regarded as the working of supreme actuality as it operates ceaselessly in the world.
The concrete actuality of God at any moment he considers to be entirely beyond the reach of metaphysical reason.
- He... is understood to be continually in process of self - creation, synthesizing in each new moment of his experience the whole of achieved actuality with the plenitude of possibility as yet unrealized.
Rather it means that all objects, including inanimate ones, are composed of moments or occasions which have feeling as a constituent aspect of their actuality.
By turning away from the totality of the present, we engage in a regressive movement dissolving the actuality of the immediate moment, thereby disengaging ourselves from the fullness and the finality of existence.
Freedom is an indetermination in the potentialities for present action which are constituted by all the influences and stimuli, all «heredity and environment,» all past experiences, an indetermination removed only by the actuality (event, experience, act) itself, and always in such fashion that other acts of determination would have been possible in view of the given total conditions up to the moment of the act.
Yet the «good news» of the death of God can liberate us from our dread of an alien beyond, releasing us from all attachment to an opposing other, and freeing us for a total participation in the actuality of the immediate moment.
Therefore our Yes - saying must give us totally to the moment before us, and if we accept its actuality as the «center» which is everywhere, then we can be delivered from every temptation of regressing to a backward movement which is a reversal and diminution of an actual and immediate present.
Christ is the pure actuality of the total moment, a present and immediate moment drawing all energy forward into itself, and negating every backward movement to eternity.
Furthermore, if one keeps clearly in mind the all - important time factor of Hartshorne's societalism, it becomes clear that an actual whole can never act upon the actualities of which it is composed at any given moment but only upon subsequent actualities.
This can happen even if being, B, is spatially distant in the world from actuality; P, as long as B is part of the satisfaction of a moment of God's series that ends before the process, P, begins.
Recognizing this qualification of the nearly unqualified truth that «all is in all» (if even for the minuscule moment required to accomplish a divine creation), is extremely important There are not just past and future actual entities to a divine, all - inclusive actuality; there are also contemporaries.
Each moment must experience a multiplicity of results, and each moment's multiplicity must be unique: God's because only God's subjective aim is conditioned by all that has been done, and every other's because the selection of others it includes and excludes is not that of any other actuality.
The scientist has bore witness to the final moments of more than 100 stars, although these fiery orbs have, in actuality, been dead for eons by the time Still lays eyes on them.
In between moments of conflict and moments of character (which barely ever happen), the filmmakers will insert an obligatory sex scene that literally only serves the purpose of having a sex scene because it thinks it's being «sexy,» when in actuality it feels more uncomfortable and awkward when you watch it.
The Puerto Rico - based artists have studied the ephemeral nature of collective drawing with monumental sticks of chalk at the Biennial de Lima, Peru (Chalk [Lima], 1998 — 2002); the imprints of colonial, nationalist, and military violence on the diverse populations and landscapes of Vieques, Puerto Rico (Land Mark (Foot Prints), 2001 — 2002; Land Mark, 2003; Returning a Sound, 2004; Under Discussion, 2006 and Half Mast / Full Mast, 2011); and the resonance of playing, warping and combining music from various moments in history (Clamor, 2006; Wake Up, 2007; Sediments Sentiments - Figures of Speech, 2008; Stop, Repair, Prepare: Variations on Ode to Joy for a Prepared Piano, 2008; Raptor's Rapture, 2012; Apotomē, 2013; 3, 2013); as well as the entanglement between biophysics, semiotics and actuality (Growth, 2004; Puerto Rican Light - Cueva Vientos, 2015).
Janet Goleas wrote that Solomon's grids are reductive aesthetically, but not without emotion, «And so, contained in Solomon's grid work are the moments, memories and the small poetries that function at the edges of actuality.
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