Usar "generative" en una oración

1. It is the generative, creative God,

2. interconnected sacred and generative field of nothingness

3. fact that the creative, sexual, generative energy of the universe ceaselessly gives birth

4. Generation of Income for Totality of the People, Organizations and Countries in any country that is acting to turn them autosustainable, competent and generative of immense wealth without there is owner of those monetary resources and material goods, without the eternal conflict to exist among constituted powers

5. Another extremely important point is to blockade internally as externally the illicit acts in those countries and its generative sources

6. This is the extent to which causal logic is used to explain generative, everyday conditions

7. The concept of a positive endogenous bodily source—that something within the body is generative, beneficial, restorative, persevering— is nearly foreign to medical science, isolated within the decrepit idea of vitamins, which again, derive their positive features only from absence

8. This generative process is both an autonomous factor, in the sense that

9. Much too simply put, in it they discuss internal alchemy, or the use of meditation to light a symbolic fire below the naval to heat an imaginary cauldron above it thereby changing our generative energy into a more spiritual vapor which rises up to meet the energy of our heart and then moves up to our mind

10. “We have more power than we have wisdom, therefore our creations are more destructive than generative

11. � The more I felt these positive and generative emotions toward others, the more I could feel that way about myself, not something to which I was overly accustomed

12. There are numerous books and lectures that discuss the generative principle, which is one of the

13. point of most of these is to associate the point with the male phallus as the generative principle and

14. called generative principle is physical sex

15. wrong with these interpretations is the term generative principle and its association with the phallus

16. It is only in those cases in which the modification has been comparatively recent and extraordinarily great that we ought to find the GENERATIVE VARIABILITY, as it may be called, still present in a high degree

17. As an instance: Owen, in speaking of the dugong, says, "The generative organs, being those which are most remotely related to the habits and food of an animal, I have always regarded as affording very clear indications of its true affinities

18. The generative energy, which, when we are loose, dissipates and makes us unclean, when we are continent invigorates and inspires us