How To Use Mutuality In A Sentence
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The process of mutuality begins with valuing the context of God's people in which the kerygma has been preached.
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As a bonding activity, this grooming is reciprocal, founded on mutuality (which is to say, an exhibition of care constitutes an elicitation of a reciprocal exhibition of care).
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Our participation involves us in a cooperative mutuality of unequals as we accept God's saving offer of divine life.
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While it is important to note the mutuality of aid among the three estates, it is equally important to note that social ordering, like the ordering of the cosmos as a whole, was firmly hierarchical.
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In particular we need to focus on ways of building a mutuality of respect across the boundaries of inequality and difference.
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Yet I think his mind groped further, towards what he could not see, the body's obscure, inalterable dream of mutuality.
THE BIRTHDAY OF THE WORLD
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She critiques the ethic of domination that pervades many texts on sexuality and still finds in them trajectories toward mutuality and intersubjectivity.
Feminist Theology.
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The purpose is to have mutuality between each member and the clearing house for set-off purposes: otherwise two separate banks contracting with a defaulting counterparty could not set off their individual losses and gains.
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If people took the time to look, they would see that the Religious Declaration actually articulates a strong moral ethic that holds people -- all people -- to a high standard based on love, justice, mutuality, consent, nonexploitation, commitment and mutual pleasure.
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the mutuality of their affection was obvious
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Encouraging mutuality acknowledges that our spiritual existence affects our physical existence.
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One could then also say that kaji expresses the mutuality and coherence or co-responding that obtains between the two major concepts characterizing esoteric Buddhism for Kûkai: hosshin seppô and sokushinjôbutsu, as two ways of conceiving from different angles the same interrelationality of the cosmos in its mantric and mandalic expressions.
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One could then also say that kaji expresses the mutuality and coherence or co-responding that obtains between the two major concepts characterizing esoteric Buddhism for Kûkai: hosshin seppô and sokushinjôbutsu, as two ways of conceiving from different angles the same interrelationality of the cosmos in its mantric and mandalic expressions.
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Closer to our own century, the Puritans wrote extensively on mutuality within marriage.
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And there's a long tradition that's talked about this using the word caritas or mutuality, and, this is within the Christian tradition.
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Yet I think his mind groped further, towards what he could not see, the body's obscure, inalterable dream of mutuality.
THE BIRTHDAY OF THE WORLD
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Imagine: finding, and afterward forging mutuality between a Confucian teacher, a boomerang-wielding kangaroo hunter, a Polish schoolboy, a medieval Mesopotamian peasant, a West African ironsmith, a Mexican vaquero, an Eskimo girl ....
There Will Be Time
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Internally' sike " advocates the Solidarity and mutuality; externally emphases on the cooperation and coexistence.
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This mutuality of kaji is also expressed in Kûkai's phrase, nyûga ganyû (“[Buddha] entering into me, and I entering [into Buddha]”).
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Whole days or whole summers may be filled with this mutuality; it can even dominate an entire developmental stage.
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Most of my central political concerns are connected with individual freedom and substantive justice, or with mutuality and solidarity, for me, and for the people that I love, and for my neighbors both in my physical neighborhood and in the cosmopolis.
Announcing ALLiance a journal of theory and strategy
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This mutuality is expressed in the meanings of the two characters that make up kaji: Ka, literally meaning “adding” or “increasing,” is explained to be the Buddha's compassion that pours down upon, entering into, the practitioner's mind (shin) like sunrays on water.
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Nevertheless, they concede that self-sacrifice must continue to play a role within this ethic of mutuality.
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Those inclined to seek out a kind of mutuality among religious traditions have, in a sense, bracketed any highly dogmatic understanding of Christ.
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Along with exploitation, enslavement also bred intimacy, mutuality, and reciprocal dependency.
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So, when two or more men form among themselves, by synallagmatic contract, an industrial or an insurance association, they recognize that their interests, formerly isolated by a false spirit of selfishness and independence, are firmly connected by their inner natures, and by the mutuality of their relations.
What is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government.
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Whole days or whole summers may be filled with this mutuality; it can even dominate an entire developmental stage.
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Such like this, urban landscape & gardening space develop under the mutuality of behavior and psychology.
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Imagine: finding, and afterward forging mutuality between a Confucian teacher, a boomerang-wielding kangaroo hunter, a Polish schoolboy, a medieval Mesopotamian peasant, a West African ironsmith, a Mexican vaquero, an Eskimo girl ...
Two in Time
