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.