being

[ˈbiːɪŋ]

Definition:
1. The state or fact of existing.
2. A living creature.
3. Your mind and all of your feelings.

Use 'being' in a sentence:

• 1. Being short of sickles, they are reaping by hand.
• 2. Far from being separate, the mind and body form an indivisible whole.
• 3. You are being swerved from your oath.
• 4. The new books are being catalogued.
• 5. There is bliss, a deep peace, and a feeling of unity with all things and perfection of being.
• 6. My heart was brimful as I said this, and I spoke with all the fervency of my being.
• 7. Industrial development is being concentrated in the west of the country.
• 8. Changes are being made here which go against my principles and I cannot agree with them.
• 9. What happened in the factory is being whispered about the neighborhood.
• 10. The commercial world is now being increasingly computerized.
• 11. Cotton and cloth are being rationed out now.
• 12. Why do I have the feeling I'm being used again?
• 13. I always had the feeling we were being watched.
• 14. Of course, being young, I did not worry.
• 15. Little boys, being what they are, might decide to play on it.
• 16. It being a Sunday, the old men had the day off.
• 17. Only when one relaxes completely can one start to experience the natural state of being.
• 18. It was considered to be an essential encounter with the centre of your being.
• 19. A new era was brought into being by the war.