| We get lost in the constant need to insist, losing the conceptuality that is at the basis of true communication. |
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| The transcendent God, who is beyond all being, all rationality, and all conceptuality, is divested of divine transcendence. |
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| It is a rarity for a monochrome to be treated with the same eloquence and conceptuality. |
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| Still alive in the Orient even today, it faded in the West from the 13th century with the coming of causality, conceptuality and positivism. |
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| As a matter of fact, they are statements of an ontological insecurity, as well as an appropriation of something, a way of investing spaces in the time of the world you project from a conceptuality. |
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| The reader is therefore confronted with a discourse in which philosophical conceptuality is subjected to religious ends, such as one finds in other contemporary treatises, especially the Hermetica. |
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| As expected, Shirin perplexed the critics, who may have appreciated its conceptuality yet remained unsure as to what to make of it. |
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| In terms of traditional research and conceptuality the literal function of a vessel comes first and the communal function is often secondary. |
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| Nor does there seem to be anything in the celebrated conceptuality of Brillo Boxes, nor of any other conceptual work, that ought to give the eighteenth-century theorist pause. |
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| The Platonic origin of this conceptuality is clear in the explanation of the Cappadocian Fathers that the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit share the same divine ousia in the way Peter, James, and John shared the same humanity. |
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| To say more than this is to return to the confidence that representation and conceptuality capture every aspect of meaning lived out in a human life. |
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