What is "unfolds"

Usage examples of "unfolds".

Spirit is preeminently the empty Ground, or groundless Emptiness, fully present at each and every stage of evolution, as the openness in which the particular stage unfolds, as well as the substance of that which is unfolded.

Environmental regularities are the result of a conjoint history, a congruence that unfolds from a long history of codetermination" (Embodied mind, p.

The results achieved [by the evolutionary sciences] furnish adequate proof that the physical, the biological, and the social realms in which evolution unfolds are by no means disconnected.

For Habermas, rational inter subjective exchange of uncoerced mutual understanding: when this fully unfolds, the relentless pressure subsides.

Nonetheless, each structure unfolds holarchically, transcending and including its predecessor(s).

With every new mutation of awareness, consciousness unfolds more powerfully.

You no longer see or smell the flowers by the wayside either, nor are you aware of the beauty and the miracle of life that unfolds all around you when you are present in the Now.

The eternal present is the space within which your whole life unfolds, the one factor that remains constant.

He unfolds the text he has prepared, the report that is to be transmitted to Earth today.

And as our work unfolds, we are not likely, any of us, to find it altogether comfortable, and certainly not very safe.

Yossi pulls it from the briefcase and unfolds it over a larger map on the desk.

Kishote glances at it, nods, and unfolds a map to show Lauterman the route to the crossing point.

As they go up, a grand Sinai panorama unfolds, full of sights and sounds of war.

The book that unfolds with the words "in the beginning" draws to a conclusion with the One who declares Himself both that very Beginning and the End.

As our next segment unfolds, I'd like us to recapture who was appointed to behold such sights.