Sentences with phrase «everyday life rules»

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His Rule of Faith was therefore a call to action, summoning Christians to apply God's commands in their everyday lives.

The sovereigns were deemed junior apostles, entitled to rule «in trust» the everyday life of the Church in Europe and her colonies.

In everyday life, believers and nonbelievers alike «routinely move from one field of activity to another, each with its own set of rules.»

(As a general rule, concentrated growth meetings should be followed by a series of at least three or four weekly sessions to help participants continue growth work and apply their learnings to their everyday living.)

Here, however, it is not the rules and regulations, but the spirit found within those dedicated to the life apart from the world, the inner experiences which came to them, often seen in contrast to the life of the everyday world to which they once belonged.

When this kind of opportunity is built into everyday life, many children will learn the rules of algebraic addition and subtraction without any struggles.

If you are on an airplane, you're supposed to put the oxygen mask on yourself first and then your child — if you pass out you're useless to your child — the same rules apply to everyday life.

Also, as a general rule of thumb, I never assist anyone whose name I don't know — but that's a great rule for everyday life, really.

A lot of beliefs that rule our everyday lives were deeply ingrained in our subconscious when we were very young.

It can encompass many things, but can we prove that everyday life follows the rules of karma?

We live by the rules of sustainability and economy, which is why we're huge fans of utilizing everyday makeup in new and exciting ways for costume makeup — no need to spend extra money on potentially hazardous, one - time - use products when you can use what you've got!

It has 12 chapters, each describing a «brain rule» — what scientists know for sure about how our brains work — and the implications it has for our everyday life.

Number 1 rule «Spend Significantly Less than You Earn» which is very difficult to do, but by making this work we have to eliminate things that we don't really need and spend on things that we need for everyday living.

And the growing popularity of hotel workout classes and farm - to - table resorts are more than enough to tempt an escape from the bleary everyday - ness of our calendar - ruled lives.

a world that is governed by rules different from everyday life.

Her interdisciplinary work considers, exaggerates, and alters the accepted rules of everyday life, extending the familiar into the realms of the poetic and absurd.

Wakefield says of the exhibition: «Just as yes is always yes and sometimes no, so the same rule applies to the materials of everyday life.

On the eve of a major exhibition in Amsterdam, Robert Hughes discusses the enduring genius of an artist who broke the rules, defied convention - and brought the everyday to vivid life.

Filmed during the artist's trip to region in 2014, directly before Israel's military operation against Hamas - ruled Gaza, the film portrays footage of everyday life, which cuts intermittently between live action animation.

With the ongoing conflicts in the Korean Peninsula, the exhibition considers the constraint of political systems that devalue and rule our everyday lives, and elicits emotional awareness.

The regulations, rules, and protections that the E.P.A. enforces have improved our everyday lives in countless ways, from the inner city to rural Appalachia.

The Index relies on over 100,000 household and 2,400 expert surveys to measure how the rule of law is experienced in everyday life around the world.

These secondary rules don't directly apply to the conduct of most people living their everyday lives.

In fact, Our Everyday Life outlined five disadvantages of the rigid ruling structure of strict parenting including rebellion, bullying, communication issues, secrets and lies, as well as blind obedience.