Sentences with phrase «disillusionment power»

The Disillusionment Power Pack is a free, thirty - day email series meant to help new teachers through their toughest days.

More recently, she has created and launched the «Disillusionment Power Pack,» a free, one - month series of emails to help new teachers through the most difficult part of the school year.

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His political biography shows the nature of his alignments: social disillusionment with both capitalism and Marxism; embracement of pacifism, and then the abandonment of it during the rise of American isolationism and European fascism in the 1930s; the championing of U.S. intervention in World War II and a cold war stratagem to contain Soviet power; and indictment of the pretensions of American messianism and scientism when the U.S. first intervened militarily in Viet Nam under John F. Kennedy.

In one sense Christianity emerged out of man's disillusionment with the doctrine that the road to life and joy and justice lies through the exercise of political force and the growth of national power.

Such extremes of disillusionment are unusual even by Westminster standards, where many MPs can find themselves passively accepting their roles or simply looking elsewhere — perhaps towards serving their constituency, or by playing a longer game to pursue promotion to the corridors of power.

Fabian pamphlet says Ukip support stems from deep disillusionment with Westminster, and urges handing of more power to local communities

The devolved government faces enormous challenges — Brexit, widespread disillusionment with the parties on offer and a power - sharing structure that arguably inhibits progress.

Indiana was devoted to America and the power of language and he «challenged the myth of the American dream and explored themes of life, death, racial inequality, the disillusionment of love.

Postmodernism reflects a widespread disillusionment with life, as well as the power of existing value - systems and / or technology to effect beneficial change.

With eloquence and accessibility, Dr. Aaron T. Beck analyzes the actual dialogue of troubled couples to illuminate the most common problems in marriage — the power of negative thinking, disillusionment, rigid rules and expectations, and miscommunication.