Sentences with phrase «always characterized»

As a result, CCV relationships are not always characterized by high levels of overt physical aggression (see Johnson, 2008).

Infidelity can come in many forms, and it is not always characterized by a sexual relationship.

This multiple - pronged strategy and a multidisciplinary approach have always characterized the CRDP.

The center hosted governors, senators, mayors business leaders, a bipartisan group of 11 states, and attendees from around the world, reflecting the openness that has always characterized the American spirit.

It's interesting that the current administration has always characterized reduction in energy consumption as «sacrifice»; an ugly word that few would wish to have anything to do with.

Coupled with a catalogue featuring essays by the curators as well as by Thomas Crow, David Joselit, Maria Loh, and Howard Singerman, this show will no doubt attest to the emotional resonance, historical insight, and exceptional taste that have always characterized Levine's work.

«the interaction between human beings, nature, art and architecture that has always characterized the fondation beyeler will be as successfully achieved as it was twenty years ago by renzo piano.»

In what is now his third individual show at Kuttner Siebert Galerie, Terry Hagerty shows his newest works, which represent the logical development of what has always characterized his painting.

Pruitt's work is always characterized by an incisive humor and exuberant visual flair.

Even in his abstract paintings, when he abandons geometry and stylised elements and spreads out the paint on canvases in an «illogical» way, it is possible to recognise shapes and patterns that have always characterized his work.

Women of Abstract Expressionism (at the Denver Art Museum through September 25) highlights the work of 12 women who participated in the development of not only the first American - grown modern art movement, but the movement always characterized as male - dominated... as macho.

From his glittering paintings of panda bears and sculptural formations of blue jeans to his operative flea markets, Pruitt's work is always characterized by an incisive humor and exuberant visual flair.

Up until the 20th century and the official recognition of the breed by the American Kennel Club in 1904, the Chihuahua was a dog with many different appearances but always characterized by its tiny size.

While giving dry kibbles can help prevent, or at least minimize, the development of periodontal diseases, advancing age is always characterized by the deterioration of the integrity of tissues, bones and teeth included.

Those negative actions, which can include threats, physical attacks, words, gestures, or social exclusion, occur in a context always characterized by an imbalance in strength between the bully and the victim.

Ovarian cysts are not always characterized by specific symptoms.

I aspire to bring these values to the State Senate, with the same seriousness of purpose and fundamental decency that has always characterized the Attorney General's public service.»

But even the greatest of the twentieth - century Italian liberals, Benedetto Croce, suffered from the elitist restriction that had always characterized Italian liberalism.

But I suggest that we are merely seeing a revival of the philosophical diversity that has always characterized biology.

The thought of ancient Israel is always characterized by the nonspeculative.

What distinguishes the structure of existence in Jesus» situation from that of the contemporary Christian can best be broached, Cobb suggests, through an analysis of the pronoun «I.» This «I,» we are told, is to be identified with both reason and the passions as the two dominant modes which have always characterized human psychic activity.

The answer surely is that right functioning is always characterized by a deep sense of well - being.

But each moment is always characterized by his essence.

The boundless energy that has always characterized this people undoubtedly stems in part from this feeling which is similar to that of a child who has been especially favored by its parents.

Maciel, with the spirit of obedience to the Church that has always characterized him, has accepted this communiqué with faith, complete serenity, and tranquility of conscience, knowing that it is a new cross that God, the Father of Mercy, has allowed him to suffer and that will obtain many graces for the Legion of Christ and the Regnum Christi Movement.

In the process, he and Morgan Stanley are becoming the face of what may be Wall Street's future: highly profitable, to be sure, but with fewer of the grand ambitions or larger - than - life personalities that have always characterized the place.

He himself always characterizes it as cosmology and does so from the point of view that the latter deals with a single genus of elementary entities which form the building - blocks of the world: «The presumption that there is only one genus of actual entities constitutes an ideal of cosmological theory to which the philosophy of organism endeavors to conform» (PR 168).

The «mud» in which Darwin found himself immersed was the opacity that always characterizes a deterministic world view.

Therefore, multiple constructs can be defined as the representation of the quality of relationships, such as love, intimacy, communication, compromise and sex that are always characterizing what occurs in romantic relationships.

Not exact matches

«Doing so involves downplaying the sales - driven nature of the relationship and characterizing it instead as one of trust and reliance in which the interests of the customer always come first.»

Christians have always looked to the future to vindicate the present, and in doing so have made humanity restless with the injustice, ignorance and poverty that have characterized history.

The split between rational and mythic discourse which has characterized our recent cultural history is very dangerous for it impoverishes both modes of thought.13 It is one of the possible benefits of the current new appreciation of the meaning and function of myth that we may be able to rescue it from the realm of unconscious fantasy where it always continues to operate, often in dark and devious ways, and restore it once again to its creative role in human consciousness.

The task of correlating the theological and cultural / philosophical agendas must be characterized by patience and tentativeness — qualities which have not always been highly prized among conservative evangelicals.

Writes Dark, «It is only when we're blessed by a feeling of finitude that we can begin to perceive the holy, that sense of a whole before which our limited understanding is dwarfed... Only a twisted, unimaginative mind - set resists awe in favor of self - satisfied certainty... More humility might characterize our talk of God if we believe that the whole truth can never be entirely ours and that our attempts to nail God down are always well - intentioned human constructs at best and idols at worst.»

In the first place, his interest in history as the history of suffering and his commitment to solidarity with the oppressed have always run counter to the ignoring of peasants15 and women and the concentration of attention upon urban — industrial development which have characterized most of those who share his focus upon «history».

It is always difficult to characterize clearly the political and cultural character of any state.

If the relationship between God and man is indeed analogous to the relation between two contiguous actual occasions, why must man always be characterized as the analogue to the presently concrescing actual occasion?

When Whitehead characterizes the reflexivity of the pure actual entity by means of the reflexive determinations of self - identity and self - diversity, does this not involve a guarantee that the becoming must from the start have disappeared from the simple actual entity, and that this entity must always have been a simple, self - identical something?

The question of which levels have the radical autonomy introduced by their own internal relations and which are irreducible only by virtue of the internal relations and actions characterizing their parts is always a factual one.

This mass media has always been characterized by a more progressive worldview, so left - leaning narratives are the only kinds of stories that we heard for generations.

First, I was always reminded that my task in the pulpit was not to give a little talk that might be called «Bob Brown looks at life,» and might be characterized by an opening phrase like, «Here are some things I've been thinking about this week.»

The unity of these two points of view is perfectly expressed by the word which has always been used to characterize this situation: it is a trial, a temptation (Fristelse).

Always the steely - mouthed sounding board of her party, Ann Coulter characterized the demographic shift as feeling like rape.

The former, he said, were characterized by adherence to the great doctrines that Christians had always deemed essential for salvation, plus (although he did not use this terminology) explicit individual apprehension of the faith through a conversion experience.

I'm always amused when people try to characterize me as a «naysayer», given the number of times I have been told «no» to my ideas, and the number of times I have been ultimately able to turn those denials into acceptances.

«I'm not going to be characterized one way or the other and I want people to know that I'm a fighter, that I've always fought for issues that affect my district.

Disciplines characterized by depth of experience and breadth of subject matter always resonated with me, and because I had to commit to specific training, this fork in the road served as a convenient debarkation point for my personal exploration.

Typically, stars are characterized by how much iron they contain, because iron is a relatively common element and is almost always the easiest for astronomers to detect.

The revolution in neuroscience is often characterized as a revolution in new imaging technology.A long overdue reassessment of neuroimaging machines — in particular the functional magnetic resonance imager — has underlined that what you see is not always what you get.A study published this year in Perspectives on Psychological Science noted that many papers in social neuroscience, the field that examines the neurobiology of social behavior, suffered from faulty analyses that produced «voodoo correlations» in their data.

The Marble Center researchers, as well as others in this field of cancer treatment, are well aware that these medicines are sometimes characterized as futuristic solutions that are always about 10 years away.