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Being a new city, unfettered by traditions, and at the same time a large sea-port, with a checkered international population, Odessa outran other Jewish centers in the process of modernization, though it must be confessed that it never went beyond the externalities of civilization.
You are not asked for the realities of manliness or womanliness, but for the shadows, the arbitrary externalities, the fashions of which change from generation to generation. To be truly womanly you must never wear your hair short; to be truly manly you must never wear it long.
He changed the limitations and externalities of a mere bodily, local nearness for the realities of a spiritual presence. To the eye of sense, the 'going away' was the reality, and the 'coming' a metaphor. To the eye enlightened to see things as they are, the dropping away of the visible corporeal was but the inauguration of the higher and the more real.
This is true in some sense, but, as the soul cannot long endure this tension, and as the kingdom of God is not found in the external vestments of the soul, but in its depths, this labor is of little avail. So little progress is made, the soul becomes discouraged, and the evil one, who fears nothing so much as the reign of God in the soul, makes an effort to draw the soul to externalities.
In this eclectic manner he accommodated himself in a few externalities to the different religious communities existing in his kingdom. Doubtless in the foundation of his Dîn i Ilâhi Akbar was not pursuing merely ideal ends but probably political ones as well, for the adoption of the new religion signified an increased loyalty to the Emperor.
I don't know what the part means." "But she's a penitent. You like penitents; your Elisabeth " "Elizabeth is different. Elizabeth is an inward penitent, Kundry is an external, and you know I can do nothing with externalities." He did not understand, and it was impossible to explain without entering into a complete exposition of Ulick's idea regarding "Parsifal."
Amidst the complex and confused happenings, the impacts from the great outer world that constituted Mr. Bensington's fame, a shining and active figure presently became conspicuous became almost, as it were, a leader and marshal of these externalities in Mr. Bensington's eyes. This was Dr.
The man who had in his earlier works sometimes seemed the most general and abstract even of eighteenth-century writers, becomes here, by force of his interest in the primary things of humanity, almost a pioneer of the new love of externalities, a relater of details, an anticipator of his own Boswell.
But no philosophy or religion may promise the devotee the realization of this grace, nor yet can they deny its possible attainment to any. Strangely enough, if we estimate men by externalities, we discover that there is no measure by which the supra-conscious man may be measured.
Market also known as beta or systematic risk and volatility reflect underlying problems with the economy as a whole and with corporate governance: lack of transparency, bad loans, default rates, uncertainty, illiquidity, external shocks, and other negative externalities. The behavior of a specific security reveals additional, idiosyncratic, risks, known as alpha.
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