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Her dance company continues to lift me into trancendental states of being.
View from the Northern Border Michael Evans 2006
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Whether the 'believer' is experiencing something truly trancendental or not is another question.
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Whether the 'believer' is experiencing something truly trancendental or not is another question.
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Motivation for Cantor's discovery of Set Theory came from his work on Fourier series (which led him to introduce ordinal numbers) and on trancendental numbers.
Set Theory Jech, Thomas 2002
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If the will remains absolutely free in spite of acquired knowledge, in spite of strongly developed tendencies of thought and feeling; if the child or youth, at any moment, even in later years, is able to retire into his trancendental _ego_ and arrive at decisions without regard to the effect of previously acquired ideas and habits, any well-planned, intentional effort at education is empty and without effect.
The Elements of General Method Based on the Principles of Herbart Charles Alexander McMurry 1893
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He gets more out of his guitar than you would think possible and the live solos are trancendental.
Word Magazine - Comments Tiger Tiger 2008
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I think, however, that the criticisms of projects like Gunton's which use perichoresis as a sort of trancendental miss the mark.
Inhabitatio Dei 2008
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He gets more out of his guitar than you would think possible and the live solos are trancendental.
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He gets more out of his guitar than you would think possible and the live solos are trancendental.
Word Magazine - Comments Vince Black 2008
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