Sentences with phrase «became way of»

If you are wondering how consumption became our way of life and why we are throwing so much stuff away all the time, this documentary looks behind the scenes of things and shows the shocking truth about why we have become a throw - away culture and where obsolete objects end up at.

These capsules became our way of fighting against the United States's rejection of the Paris Agreement.

These paintings also served as pictorial representations of the owner of the estate, and the highest form of art became a way of showing the artist's heart and mind to others.

The Ladder was an important publication that became a way of creating a community that couldn't materialize through a shared meeting, and ever since I've been thinking about them.

The unique symbolic «language» that he developed became his way of expressing frustration with man's inhumanity toward man and the atrocities of war.

A Room of One's Own Drawing an Ellsworth Kelly, Jasper Johns, Brice Marden, or even an Andy Warhol became a way of getting inside the form.

When I left London for New York, in 1966, pouring paint became my way of beginning a work.

Ironically, fatness became a way of visually signaling that an enemy has more health.

Long term and slow travel became our way of life.

It was a pervasive myth in white Charleston, where «willful forgetting,» as authors Ethan J. Kytle and Blain Roberts call it, became a way of life.

Ignoring that inner - city disease or its treatments, in part by shunning anyone and anything south of 8 Mile Road — the famous, Eminem - enhanced demarcation line between city and suburb — became a way of life for suburbanites.

For my eighth graders who experienced this as a part of their curriculum, it became a way of handling future conflicts, an understanding of the process to make a change, and an increased awareness of an often hard - to - see problem.

At first, it may have seemed like a joke for him to be posting about his personal life but then it became a way of life for people.

Making sport is great and, for sure, it should became way of life for all the women on every continent.

That's when protein shakes became a way of life.

However, when he started seeing amazing results, bodybuilding training became his way of life.

Self - care became a way of life for me even in my teenage years.

As home life began to shift and working families had expressed a need for convenience and speed, processed foods became a way of life.

In 2013 yoga became a way of life when Diana developed a daily home practice.

Hiding and channeling all this passion through my body in the form of pain and gut - wrenching negativity became my way of coping with what I'd lost.

Controlling food intake became a way of managing this overwhelming experience.

He says it was hard to stay out of trouble once jail became a way of life.

US official: «Undisclosed and illegal payments, kickbacks, and bribes became a way of doing business at FIFA» http://t.co/dg6cA23GWj — Rob Harris (@RobHarris) May 27, 2015

Eventually Sheol simply became another way of describing the nature of death, which, for the Israelite, was life reduced to its absolute minimum.

Once the hypothesis found its way into footnotes at the bottom of each page, the 44 system» became a way of understanding the Word, which understanding, in practice, is not itself really subject to correction by that Word as long as those Bibles are in existence.

According to Moltmann, the creation story became a way of maintaining their vision, and thus another creative witness to our call and commission in the world.

(John 8:44) False religion became a way of dispensing lies about God, whereby the truth about God began to be adulterated.

It's essentially the same thing, in terms of, what's going on, but just changing the focus to listening to your body is when it becomes a way of life because you're understanding yourself better.

Since the additional principal payments are automated, it has become our way of life.

Electronics communication has become the way of the future and of the present.

It becomes a way of life rather than something you do in the short term to get you to your weight loss goals.

BlackBerry and Nortel are great older examples of Canadian companies becoming powerhouses in driving innovations that eventually become a way of life.

With the advent of extensive social media — which is actually becoming a way of life for almost everybody — indeed, it is not highly appropriate to buy links for SEO campaign anymore.

Politics becomes a way of ensuring your interests, and your spiritual worldview can't be separated from your political point of view on the issues;

In Louis Malle's motion picture, The Lovers, the message is, as a discerning critic has commented, that «Sex in its most instinctive form, most carefully freed of any spiritual contact, has become the way of salvation».30

We can sum up what actually did become the way of Christian living in the ancient world by saying that the Christians lived in the economic, political and social orders of their time seeking new patterns but conforming to the general requirements of the common life, and accepting constituted authority except when it required idolatrous worship.

Indeed, the very act of holding to his resolve — what his critics identify as his stubbornness and arrogance — becomes a way of reassuring himself of his special place in God's plan.

With Tillich, theology becomes a way of reformulating and answering the fundamental question of our being, aiming to overcome tendencies toward a rationalized objectivity on the one hand and a romantic subjectivity on the other.

Pius XI added, in Casti Conubii (1930), «Even though Christian parents are in the state of grace themselves, they can not transmit this grace to their children; in fact, natural generation of life has become a way of death, the way by which original sin passes to children.»

What started as an emergency action, however, has now become a way of life: the role of government in the economy is infinitely more important than that of the entrepreneur, whether corporate or individual.

We shall then be ready to consider the positive implications of this theological perspective in which the creative and the redemptive work of God are affirmed together, for Christian ethics, for Christian politics, and for the life of the spirit when the Christian commitment becomes a way of meeting both life and death.

To turn oneself into a stone becomes a way of not being turned into a stone by someone else....

«Speaking Christian can become a way of suggesting a kind of spiritual status that others don't have,» he says.

The critical objective is to prevent a lapse from becoming a way of life.

«Values education» thus becomes a way of presenting a Christian ethical universalism in nondogmatic terms.

Inculturation, therefore, becomes another way of describing Christian mission.

When one shares one's body, when one shares another's, as part of the give - and - take, as symbolic of the frustrations and appreciations that both face together in all areas of life, then sexual experience becomes a way of saying what we all need to say and to hear: «I care!»

People do it every day, and an awakening might mean that many more people do it much more often, until it becomes a way of life reinforced by sanctions, formal and informal, against those who don't do it.

You must first lie to yourself to enter the realm of atheism after that lying becomes a way of life.

is legitimate when it becomes a way of expressing wonder. . .