originative

How To Use originative In A Sentence

• For Shelley, form and function, or form and action, to use his vocabulary, are mutually embedded through an originative process of interpenetration as a mode of mutual containment. Shelley's Golden Wind: Zen Harmonics in _A Defence of Poetry_ and 'Ode to the WestWind'
• As for the high-tech field, not only westerners have inventions and originative ideas. The Huawei Factor
• But all potencies that conform to the same type are originative sources of some kind, and are called potencies in reference to one primary kind of potency, which is an originative source of change in another thing or in the thing itself qua other. Metaphysics
• There six separate oblations to Agni, and so on, are enjoined by separate so-called originative injunctions; these are thereupon combined into two groups (viz. the new moon and the full-moon sacrifices) by a double clause referring to those groups, and finally a so-called injunction of qualification enjoins the entire sacrifice as something to be performed by persons entertaining a certain wish. The Vedanta-Sutras with the Commentary by Ramanuja — Sacred Books of the East, Volume 48
• Walcott's metaphoric take on epic is so powerfully originative as to put the whole genre in a new light.
• Form the psychological angle, it discusses the feasibility of association as a key point of originative thought.
• God is the source of the creative energy of the human psyche, soul, and body - an originative force.
• We want it to be true that in that very same situation we could have done otherwise, so that our actions will have originative value.
• The need of our time is to keep returning to this originative state.
• Form the psychological angle, it discusses the feasibility of association as a key point of originative thought.