Sentences with phrase «aware of a paradox»

i am totally aware of the paradox of the church existing in the gap, so to speak.

He is fully aware of the paradox of the Gospel: although, nay rather because, the cross and resurrection are phenomena of past history, they are nevertheless present realities (Pfarrerblatt, 3A.

But I'm aware of the paradox: I can be independent BECAUSE of the support of other people and institutions, whether they're clients, communities, governments or family and friends.

Hocking is very aware of the paradox, which she observes with a wry writer's eye.

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There is also a heart - versus - mind paradox for Puerto Ricans, who are aware that years of mismanagement and corruption from their political leaders have brought them to this juncture.

Entering their collaboration, both Fisher - Price and Continuum were aware of this technology paradox — and how parents, too, have to grapple with it.

This problem is one of which Whitehead is fully aware; indeed, he makes it explicit in more than a few passages of his works, sometimes referring to it simply as «the problem of solidarity» and other times as «the paradox of the connectedness of things» (PR 88; AI 293).

Niebuhr was well aware of the logical absurdity of this paradox; still he clung to it as an attempt to bring out a distinction of which language is not fully capable.

Freud's remarkable tough - minded realism enabled him to become aware of the truncated freedom, entrapment by the past, profound inner conflicts, resistances to change, ambiguity, and paradoxes in the human psyche.

The testimony of the New Testament to the resurrection is all along aware of its own inherent paradox.

This paradox lies in the possibility that through greater social mixing, Black Caribbeans are more exposed to and aware of racial discrimination.

Looper Writer / director Rian Johnson is fully aware of the cerebellum - fusing paradoxes inherent in time travel, and Looper dismisses any long - winded explanation of the specifics of its system before it can even begin.

I was also thinking about how many of us are living out the paradox of being ever more plugged in, and ever more aware of what's happening in our community via social media platforms, while at the same time, face - to - face interactions are less frequent than ever before.

Chiasson trades the touchstones of adolescence for the paradoxes of parenting in poems like «The Flume,» in which he's all too aware of «The future doing its usual loop - de-loop, / The sons all turning into fathers.»

Contrary to Pielke's implication, I am aware of this «paradox».

We understand the paradox & interpersonal abilities needed to succeed.We are aware of the difficulties in transitioning up the leadership hierarchy and the overwhelming responsibilities required.