objectivised造句

• As human societies become more complex ( and materially wealthier ), power and its self-intensification ceases to often coincide with mere physical superiority ( as in the case of primitive conditions ), and power is often objectivised through greater use of historically determined and relative ( ( re-) interpreted and often contested ) symbols and values.
• "Sat being, existence; substance;  pure existence, eternal, infinite, indefinable, not affected by the succession of Time, not involved in the extension of Space, beyond form, quantity, quality, the first term of saccidananda and the principle that is the basis of satyaloka;  the spiritual substance of being which is cast  into all manner of forms and movements; existence as  the stuff of its own becoming, which on every plane is  shaped into the substance with which Force has to deal and  has formed itself here, fundamentally, as Matter; it has been objectivised, made sensible and concrete to its own self-experiencing conscious-force in the form of self-dividing material substance short for sat brahman ."