finitude

"While the head might council finitude, the blood likes to live," he said.

Any finitude and something like Carter comes into play.

They carry the same weight of finitude even as I struggle to shrug it off.

She was his only love as far as "finitude" is concerned and he gave her up.

"I have chosen this alphabet for its finitude and narrow compass."

Regardless of how individuals proceed in life, their existence will always be marked by finitude and solitude.

Thus God is considered beyond being, above finitude and limitation, the power or essence of being itself.

His fourth novel Finitude which deals with the possibilities of future climate chaos was published under the same imprint in 2009.

The last stitch - a reprise on finitude - comes on the last few pages.

In any event, it has no pessimistic connotations; rather man's finitude acts as an incentive to authentic existence.

Rajaniemi's novel, while more action oriented, still explores themes such as death and finitude in post-human life.

Niyati tattva reduces the state of omnipresence to the level of finitude.

Finitude's Score collects a series of reflections on the fragile memory left at the close of the millennium.

The irreducible relation of the "who" to the "what" is the expression of retentional finitude.

Finitude and Infinitude in the atomic calculus of individuals, Nous 2: 405-10.

Like his earlier books, Gardens offers a philosophically based vision of humanity's relation to the natural world that is founded on mortality and finitude.

But too often, these stories force Mr. Stone into a flatness and a finitude that only lurk in the novels.

It cannot be conceived objectively, because man's temporal finitude prevents him from grasping the concept of infinity as an unlimited process in time.

Finitude in Modern Thought.

And understandably so, for perfection implied finitude, limits; whereas it was the world, not its creator, that had limits.

Our sensibility is incapable of coping with such sights, but our reason can assert the finitude of the presentation.

"The finitude of human life is a blessing for every human individual, whether he knows it or not," Dr. Kass has written.

The sharper our consciousness of the world's infinity, the more acute our awareness of our own finitude.

The penchant for form comes from love of finitude, the seduction of boundaries which will never engender metaphysical revelations.

After Finitude: An Essay on the Necessity of Contingency.