| Could there be a more humbling realization than that one is consubstantial with one's enemy, or that one is indebted to one's enemy? |
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| The descent into the Etruscan tombs must have let him feel he was commingling with his father, father and son consubstantial. |
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| Effective physician-patient communication is consubstantial to high-quality health care and to patient well-being. |
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| Nonetheless, it remains that these domains are fundamentally consubstantial and coextensive. |
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| Among these patterns are those that cross-cut human and other species, creating the consubstantial kindreds known as totemic groups. |
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| The consubstantial kindreds known as totemic groups include both human and non-human kin. |
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| He referred not so much to architectural form as to dedication of three altars in one church as symbolising the three persons in the consubstantial unity of God. |
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| And at the seme time this Son who is consubstantial with the Father suffers as a man. |
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| Maintaining uncertainty as to these limits is consubstantial with the doctrine of deterrence. |
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| The cooperation between national and European public managers is almost consubstantial in the EUPAN network. |
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| Growth, from which no political or economic leader would like to dissociate development, encompasses consubstantial ambiguity. |
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| And for these ends, to practise tolerance....' In spite of the ambiguity of the notion, its practice remains consubstantial with democratic life. |
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| Jesus is the Second Person of the Trinity, true God born of the true God, consubstantial with the Father, etc. |
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| This is not, and cannot be, a hierarchy of dignity, since dignity is consubstantial with the human being. |
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| The service to the Church and the world is consubstantial with genuine friendship in the Lord. |
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| This hypothesis is consubstantial with equilibrium, being the absence of contradiction. |
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| This system works with patterns that connect particular human groups with particular non-human species, generating interspecies consubstantial kindreds. |
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| Newton and Locke, on the other hand, leant towards the anti-Trinitarian heresy of Arius of Alexandria that denied Christ and God were consubstantial. |
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| To utilize power in the corruption of life is to deem oneself a demigod, to remove oneself from the nurturing fluids of consubstantial human interaction. |
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| In a consubstantial way, it needs the sharing to develop. |
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| This value, this solidarity, is indeed what best sums up the European social model, which is consubstantial with the construction of the European Community. |
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| This illustrates the consubstantial link between the right to the truth and the right to justice and the difficulty in ensuring the former without effective exercise of the latter. |
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| In defense of these dashboard, one may first recall that their hybrid character is in fact consubstantial to the initial Brundtland program of simultaneously caring about development and its sustainability. |
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| The latter comes to life within those walls thanks to an exhibition presenting elements that are consubstantial to Mallet-Stevens's rational and modern architecture. |
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