conventional reality造句

• Conventional reality : You put the choking incident behind you.
• Ogled, handled, insulated, and rich, teen stars grow up outside conventional reality and everyday experience.
• Conventional reality : You sacrifice to win.
• When it is controlled by conventional realities, such as kilesas and 鉺avas, that is one condition of the citta.
• Conventional reality : You complete an anger-management course, if for no other reason than to send the right message.
• The conventional reality of substantial objects and persons is merely a conceptual construct imputed by the mind on a flux of dharmas.
• It is the sole province of those who have transcended all aspects of conventional reality, and thus realize within themselves that non-conventional nature.
• He rejected the Svatantrikas because they state that the conventional reality is " established by virtue of particular characteristics " ( ) and only accepted the Pr
  
  saEgika approach within Madhyamaka.
• This view holds that the qualities of Buddhahood or Buddha nature are already present in the mind, and that it is empty of all conventional reality which occludes its own nature as Buddhahood or Dharmakaya.
• In it, they argue about the 10th dimension, which is the great " don't go there " debate between spiritualists and physicists that threatens to destroy-- or expand-- a conventional reality of three or four dimensions.
• While conventional reality was eventually restored, it came at a high price, as thousands if not millions of Earth s mutant population lost their powers or died in the process, leaving only a few hundred mutants alive and powered.
• In the Visuddhimagga, the Theravada scholar Buddhaghosa characterizes the nature of conventional reality thus : " when they are seen after resolving them by means of knowledge into these elements, they disintegrate like froth subjected to compression by the hand.
• Many young attendees seem to have come because they wanted to identify with something so big that it defies conventional reality, to say they were a part of an event larger than life itself, the way travelers like to stamp an exotic country in their passport.
• So long as a person's identity depends on qualities that can crumble, he is in perpetual despair and as there is, in Sartrean terms, no human essence found in conventional reality on which to constitute the individual's sense of identity, despair is a universal human condition.
• Young analyses the pericope as the expression of three entangled, conflicting perspectives on reality : ( i ) the " conventional reality " based on sensory perception; ( ii ) the " impossible " metaphysical comment in Mark 6 : 52 identifying Jesus as the Son of God.
• In his books Carroll provides descriptions of the nature of the channeling process ( both his own and that of other channelers, mediums, and clairvoyants ), according to which, no channeler is able to convey the received information perfectly, due to bias in individual background and the source being " beyond conventional reality ".
• Not easy in a stylized project like " Radioland, " which Lucas has been developing-- very deliberately-- since his " Star Wars " days . With its multiple plot lines ( besides Henderson's many agendas, a disastrous parade of live performances has to keep rolling before a studio audience ), dozens of speaking parts and break-neck pace, the movie defies conventional reality in every scene.