It also involves invoking a rich panoply of cognitive and affective associations, from mere calculation to ineffable beauty. |
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It is hard to describe the arrogant majesty and ineffable magic of New York to Britons, who treat it, understandably, as just another city. |
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Given the combination of ineffable beauty and extremely unpleasant sensations in my stomach and head, I would be quite content to die here. |
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The novel explores the meaning of enlightenment, and the perplexities of reconciling the ineffable and the everyday. |
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And for thirty years I missed the ineffable wonder cradled within that biblical imagery. |
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To sublimate is thus to confer ideality on that someone or something through which the subject articulates his or her ineffable desire. |
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And then how they would chuckle and cachinnate, when the rival blackguards were out of earshot, at the recapitulation of their ineffable wit. |
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In the final analysis we are left with the ineffable mystery of great music. |
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In their elephant-cord hipsters, tab-collared shirts and Carnaby Street suede laceups, they exuded an ineffable and hopelessly unattainable cool. |
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God, whose plan is ineffable, foreordained that the heart of Jesus would be stricken with seven afflictions. |
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It also aligns to various religions teachings which maintain that the true nature of God is unknowable as his or her or its ineffable name. |
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And his unspeakably acute sufferings originated in the ineffable wisdom of the plan of God, who foreordained it and bestowed it on him. |
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Some of Christ's sufferings were a consequence of the ineffable divine light granted to him. |
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We all tried to pin down that ineffable quality of inspired classroom activity that can't be made digital and stuffed down an Ethernet cable. |
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How to convey in words my ineffable dreams that I have never told anyone about, that cannot be spoken about? |
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The text makes reference to the Shem haM' phoras, the ineffable, unspeakable Name of God. |
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Even on a cloudy day the light beaming through the top of the dome seems to represent the ineffable visitation of divine beauty. |
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Bill is puffing and blowing, but there is a look of ineffable peace and growing content on his rose-pink features. |
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There is something ineffable about the experience of being on a high mountaintop. |
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For next to God, we worship and love the logos who is from the unbegotten and ineffable God. |
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If they had not used such words, how then could we have learnt of these ineffable mysteries? |
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The gesture was intended to show his friends and enemies the young man's ineffable beauty. |
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If truth is ineffable, beyond words, we can't determine whether it can be intuited. |
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How is it possible to retain our fantasies about the ineffable and mysterious qualities of love under these circumstances? |
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Although Plato describes the Forms as ineffable, dialectical language enables their apprehension. |
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Our response ought to be such as to immerse us permanently in the ocean of ineffable light and life that gushes from Her Immaculate Heart. |
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The Queen of Peace communicates the ineffable gift of her divine maternity to her children precisely through her immaculacy. |
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I give thanks to God for the ineffable gift of Jesus Christ, who sealed the Covenant with his blood and brought the Law to fulfilment. |
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Throughout time, people have attempted to express the ineffable quality of the mystical unity of all existence. |
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The unnameable, ineffable Father is utterly transcendent, and the nameable Mother is manifest everywhere. |
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The otherworldly serenity and ineffable beauty of the third movement bring us to the threshold of the heavenly life that awaits us in the finale. |
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The dying Father lifted his eyes heavenward with an ineffable smile that would indicate seeing a vision. |
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Fear is one of the most important plagues of our society and is the cause of an ineffable amount of psychical and physical complaints. |
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The shoegaze touch saves this band from the ineffable lightness of a music that lack roundness and profundity. |
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To say that X is ineffable is to say something about X, which contravenes ineffability. |
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Perhaps in some ineffable way the too-big nature of football helps stimulate American freedom and affluence. |
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Contemplating emptiness, one confronts nothingness and absence, the invisible and the ineffable, destruction and negation. |
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The sight of Porto means remaining loyal to a certain subtle and ineffable feeling of life, of belonging to a place of character and tradition? |
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It must therefore translate into meaningful terms that which is in itself ineffable. |
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Here the fact that it turned out to be the starting point for our conversion can only present itself in the light of God's ineffable mercy, and not in the light of a felix culpa. |
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They had an ineffable smell that escaped even the plastic packing. |
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He rewinds the tape to replay a passage about a girl he was courting at the time, and the ineffable sadness that creeps over his face is heartbreaking. |
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And on that score, on that ineffable quality called charisma, Walker may face his biggest challenges. |
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Sometimes there's a thing in the air, an ineffable thing, that just makes it all work. |
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The passages where Phillips articulates that ineffable transport that comes from a particular song are the best in the book. |
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The UN's authority is instead one of those ineffable mystical mysteries. |
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Such sustained confusion and a sense of ineffable, implicit meaning do appear to result in the person's consulting inadvertencies and trying to wrest meaning from them. |
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Direct spiritual experience, peak experience, enlightenment or whatever one may call it is usually ineffable and thus hard to describe and pass on. |
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This historical disinterest has led to a theoretical inability to cope with concepts which people use to describe the ineffable experiences of being. |
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Tao is said to be ineffable, and accomplishing great things through small means. |
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Enveloping the spiritual self is the ineffable subject, a concept emerging from the demythologized God of Buber, Merton, and Tillich. |
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For many were the divine and ineffable secrets which they had heard, but which it was difficult for any to keep who had not previously learnt that silence also is a mode of speech. |
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It is really a corruption of, or perhaps rather a substitution for, the Hebrew letter, which is the initial of the ineffable name. |
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What a great consolation to have the ineffable treasure of the Holy Mass! |
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And yet directors forever stumble over themselves trying to concretize an experience that is, in the final wash, internal and ineffable. |
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Our heart must always be open to this action of the Spirit which exalts and ennobles human efforts and leads to that spiritual depth where we find knowledge and love of the ineffable mystery of God. |
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Dear brothers in the priesthood, we must often pause in prayer and meditate on the mystery of our vocation, our hearts filled with wonder and gratitude to God for this ineffable gift. |
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This is probably an indication that negation may be conceptually ineffable, though effable, as will be seen later, in linguistic terms. |
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As Alan Watts wrote, it involves trying to speak the unspeakable, scrute the inscrutable and eff the ineffable. |
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American culture still transmits some ineffable spirit of adventure. |
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It symbolizes the ineffable and records the unutterable. |
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It may be flawed – weak libretto, slow pace – but what an outrage that a work of such ineffable gorgeousness has just been lying around, heard once in a blue moon! |
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The principle motive throughout is the divine love of Jesus expressed in the bridal terms, characteristic of mysticism, but manifested as an effulgence, an outpouring of the ineffable love of Christ. |
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A novel that seems to convey the time of the Golden Age, of the paradise of childhood, of pastoral symphonies, of milk and honey, of Boccadian groves, the ineffable time of harmony between peoples. |
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Face to face with those musk ox, I settled into the ineffable. |
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It is concerned with all of the human mentifacts, whether subjective, reified, effable, or ineffable, and pertains to humane concerns as well as to the objects of science. |
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His extraordinary achievements, coupled with his own ineffable sense of destiny and the flattery of his companions, may have combined to produce this effect. |
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