immanently造句

• In this way, he criticizes Hegel's philosophy immanently.
• Therefore 謟alp means " immanently gallant " or " inherently valorous ".
• This can provide the diver with a warning that gas supply from that cylinder will immanently cease.
• Most of the short chapters begin with Saint Columba informing his fellow monks that a person will soon arrive on the island or an event will immanently occur.
• Zhang Jianxing, Chairman of the Tianjin Photography Association, considers it immanently metaphorical, writing " Why are Xiao Hui Wang's many moments so powerful?
• In this way, the Partzuf Arich Anpin is said to descend immanently through all levels of Creation as their concealed substratum Divine intention, though in progressively more concealed mode.
• Broadly understood a rule is  a socially transmitted and customary normative injunction or immanently normative disposition, that in circumstances X do Y " ( Hodgson, 2006, p . 3 ).
• A / "'descriptive, explanatory and evaluative "'alike  a description is a point of departure and immanently leads to a normative ( prescriptive ), that is evaluative perspective;
• The second aspect of divine emanations, however, are accessible to human perception, dynamically interacting throughout spiritual and physical existence, reveal the divine immanently, and are bound up in the life of man.
• A lobster is not simply within a larger system, but folds from that very same system, functioning and operating consistently upon it, with it and through it, immanently mapping its environment, discovering its own dynamic powers and kinetic relations, as well as the relative limits of those powers and relations.
• Helen Hardacre, writing on the " Mahavairocana Sutra ", comments that Mahavairocana's virtues are deemed to be immanently universal within all beings :'The principle doctrine of the " Dainichikyo " is that all the virtues of Dainichi ( Mahavairocana ) are inherent in us and in all sentient beings .'