Sentences with phrase «after those thoughts arose»

After those thoughts arose, I would immediately think of the mothers who wished their babies would cry just one more time.

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Even assuming that Jesus» grave was known, which is by no means certain, it seems very possible that neither party was interested in it, or regarded the truth of Easter as dependent on it, until long after the event: until the period of the controversies reflected in Matthew, which would not arise until the empty tomb had become important in Christian thought about the Resurrection.
But a body of newer work on the apostle — including, perhaps, as Hurtado notes, Wright's own new books (which I haven't had the chance to finish reading yet)-- reveals that Paul may, after all, look less like a liberal Westerner than the New Perspective has taught us to think and more like a Christ - haunted figure whose radical social practices arose directly from his pioneering, innovative thinking about the identity and achievement of Jesus Christ.
After references to his various publications and his evening parish courses on the Our Father and the Commandments, Luther went on to the frightening thoughts which were arising in his mind as he was reading the history of papal decrees.
After the completion of the Old Testament, various parties and schools of thought arose among the Jews.
That means you're already thinking about how to take care of your child and how to potentially avoid any problem areas that might arise from nursing after eating something that could be harmful to your baby.
Some researchers thought that these organisms, which arose after bacteria but before vertebrates, simply lost the genes in question at some point in their evolutionary history.
Modern birds, long thought to have arisen only after the dinosaurs perished, turn out to have lived alongside them
For example, many cases of variant CJD (vCJD) are now thought to have arisen in the United Kingdom in the 1990s after people ate meat from cattle that were infected with BSE.
The genes that encode these proteins are thought to have arisen from a single ancestral gene after a whole - genome duplication around 100 million years ago.
A slow oxidizer often finds he / she thinks and feels better if after a heavy dinner he / she does not eat anything after arising the next morning.
Grit involves the interplay of thoughts and emotions, demanding a wellspring of inner resources to overcome the inevitable obstacles that arise when going full - force after a goal.
After students have begun to think more deeply about the information they collected, prompt students to generate a list of wondering questions that may have arisen during data collection or analysis.
After Jekyll injects himself with his discovered potion, Hyde arises in this same body — that of a man who has a reputation to uphold among the learned and conscientious men with whom he socializes — but Hyde is capable of all the things the respectable Dr. Jekyll would not think of doing.
In this thought - provoking podcast we hear from Teresa Elsey, Digital Managing Editor at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, about the challenges and questions that arise when books turn into software and ebooks don't go away after you've made them.
«I think there are several amazing benefits for communities that arise after they embrace Trap - Neuter - Return,» says Dr. Levy.
I find that sometimes during a studio visit it's best to stop, think, and take away from the conversation, and return to it as well because more questions arise after
It is a very interesting thought experiment to ask what the plight of climate modellers would be if industrial civilization had arisen earlier, somewhat after the Last Glacial Maximum when D - O events were common and maybe even the Younger Dryas was looming.
Ditto, Lewandowsky's earlier claim that «uncertainty is not your friend» and that «all other things being equal, greater uncertainty means that things could be worse than we thought» (amongst other statements) «arise from simple mathematics», in fact «arose» out of simple wordplay after the abuse of statistical methods.
The «country» only actually became an independent country sometime after I became involved in the project and, being recently part of a communist state, my client instinctively thought of the Government as all powerful and able to deal with problems as and when they arose, and not to predict and plan for them in advance.
Lord Hoffmann characterised the trust which arises at the date of acquisition as of an ambulatory nature, but Lord Neuberger thought that compelling evidence would be required to infer that after the acquisition the parties intended a change in the shares in which the beneficial interest was held.
So after thinking about that and looking up some odd articles that arguably make sense, I'm kinda curious of one of the issues that can arise from that.
Should the need arise, and I become jobless, I think I'll have one of my kids pay my health insurance in lieu of wages, and I'll retire to babysitting grandkids and running them around to after school activities....
Think of this agreement as a way to protect yourself and your spouse should any issues arise after the two of you decide to end your relationship but before you are actually divorced.
However, after viewing Jim Melamed's Mediating Divorce Agreement, I learned many new and powerful techniques I had never thought of for handling the difficult situations that inevitably arise in domestic cases.
That is, the formulation that arises after first contact facilitates clarity of thinking and purpose rather than confused problem - solving.
It is only after they turn a relationship sour that the ultimate danger arises: Partners seize on powerful thoughts and beliefs about their spouse that cement their negativity.
All sorts of thoughts and feelings will arise for both the mother and father during and immediately after their child's birth.
That being the case, should a problem arise after closing, I would think that the buyer would have a good legal case against both the builder and the inspector.
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