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 1 1 |       thanks to you, in a certain sense continually become young
 2 1 |        him by Providence.~In this sense the future belongs to you
 3 2 |           words that in a certain sense it holds good constantly
 4 3 |   revealed that specific and in a sense unique and unrepeatable
 5 3 |      understood precisely in this sense: the treasure which is youth
 6 6 |         events which in a certain sense happen "from outside"; it
 7 6 |         of our acts, in a certain sense, there is constantly present
 8 7 |      situation: together with the sense of guilt, with remorse of
 9 8 |       exceptional and charismatic sense, usually makes itself heard
10 9 |        wider and more fundamental sense.~One could speak here of
11 10|        question that in a certain sense is at the heart of the youth
12 10|         my task to accompany in a sense more closely this love of
13 11|           same time, in a certain sense, bears them within you;
14 11| constitutes a call in the ethical sense. By receiving and inheriting
15 11|         family", and in a certain sense one within the other. And
16 12|       forms man, and in a certain sense creates him. So it is always
17 12|      human being and indeed, in a sense becomes 'more a human being". (72) ~
18 13|        might say, have an inborn "sense of truth". And truth must
19 13|          our personality. In this sense, we can say that youth is "
20 14|        growth" which in a certain sense constitutes the evangelical
21 15|           ask, though also with a sense of inner foreboding: Is
22 15|         man may feel in a certain sense "freed" from sin but at