Sentences with phrase «by detour»

Now an exhibition called «Portraits of Frequency» features works by Detour at the Art Gallery at the Denver Performing Arts Center through September 12.

«For example, when we are diverted from our planned route by a detour; or when the film we planned to see is sold out.

Furthermore, «the kerygma, by this detour through the reinterpretation of an ancient Scripture, enters into a network of intelligibility... Jesus Christ himself, exegesis and exegete of Scripture, is manifested as logos in opening the understanding of the Scriptures.

This signifying relation attests that the kerygma, by this detour through the reinterpretation of an ancient Scripture, enters into a network of intelligibility.

By this detour wisdom rejoins prophecy.

This is primarily important for walking and for transit station accessibility, which can be easily discouraged by detours.

Oftentimes, drivers are interrupted by detours that require them to read more...

Not exact matches

Inspired by Frank Gehry and a lecture he'd attended in Zurich, he decided that pursuing a master's at Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles would be the perfect detour from the real world.

Apocalyptic, on the other hand, is a detour, caused by an immediate crisis threatening whole societies.

«The unification must be accomplished before a man undertakes some unusual work,» but any ordinary work that a man does with a united soul acts in the direction of new and greater unification and leads him, even if by many detours, to a steadier unity than he had before.

If from a pagan point of view one were to warn against self - slaughter, it must be by a long detour, by showing that it was breach of duty toward one's fellow - men.

The world students» design - science revolution may possibly result in a general reorientation of world society's awareness, common sense, and intelligence which, just «in the nick of time,» will bring mankind into conscious promulgation of the do - more - with - lessing invention revolution to be applied directly to gaining man's living advantage, which can accomplish the 100 percent physical success of all humanity in less than one - half the time it would take to occur only as the inadvertent by - product of further weapons detouring of human initiative.

Actually, if you want to call «faith» my confidence, backed up by discovery after discovery, verification after verification, solution after solution, even allowing for mistakes and detours, then so be it.

He proceeds by way of the hermeneutical «detour.»

That the «disgusting thing standing in the holy place» is organized religion which detours people away from using their free will to either forge their own relationship with God, or choose not to, is obvious to anyone not blinded by the churchs» (artificial) light.

There is a better way, an alternative to the seduction detours posed by the signs against which Jesus warned.

«Religion is man's earliest and also indirect form of self - knowledge, «20 a detour taken by man on the way to finding himself.

It is, in point of fact, only by following the ascension and spread of the whole in its main lines that we are able, after a long detour, to determine the part reserved for individual hopes in the total success.

I was in NYC this weekend and happened to wander by Sadelle's — thanks to your blog, I immediately detoured inside for an oatmeal cookie!

The rest of the recipe is inspired by Greek spinach pie with a Nordic detour to include smoked salmon (the dill took me on a culinary trip).

Peter Gregg has become the best sports car driver in the U.S. by finding fault, a road to the top that was certain to take him on a wide detour around popularity

We've just made the decision as a family to take a financial detour by enrolling our kids in the neighborhood Catholic school when they reach school age (already made a deposit for NEXT year, actually, since spots are scarce).

Some days, the easiest way to get my personal time is by riding my bike to work, and then taking a longish detour on the way home.

By the time the road project was complete, traffic counts indicated 500 to 700 people a day used the subdivision detour, Mentzel said.

Sweeney found that the mechanistic answers that Pinker offered about the mind — the brain - based mechanisms of thought and consciousness being discovered by modern neuroscience — inspired her to replace her Catholic faith with science's empirical skepticism, which she finds, after many hilarious detours, «a much more powerful and reliable tool for understanding the world.»

By tightly controlling the bending, or refraction, of microwaves as they pass through a custom - built material, the Duke researchers could force them to detour around an object so that the microwaves are neither absorbed nor reflected.

And after our long detour through cheap gasoline, economy is back in vogue, leading to a spiritual descendant of the Antser: the Karma, developed by the Southern California start - up Fisker Automotive.

Drivers who are readily angered by slower drivers, detours and similar traffic disruptions could be taught to become more aware of their responses and modify them to reduce accident risks, according to the authors.

Launched in 2004, Rosetta reached Churyumov — Gerasimenko by a circuitous route involving three flybys of Earth, one of Mars, and a long detour out beyond Jupiter as it built up enough speed to catch up to the comet.

The next time you stop by Target, make a detour to the beauty aisle — and be prepared for a beautiful surprise.

The next time you stop by Target, make a detour to the beauty aisle — and be prepared for a beautiful surprise, because everyone's favorite luxury...

I wanted to drop by and let you know that I will be featuring your recipe this week on Tasty Tuesdays on my site, Detours in Life!

While the movie includes narration (by Charles Osgood) drawn from the book, it also allows the stars opportunity for topical pop - cultural references as well as narrative detours, as when the mayor goes in for a Who - Root Canal «Sticking» «Who» in front of everything,» he gripes, «doesn't make it hurt less») or Horton's clover lands in a field of clovers, whereupon he sets out to locate his speck - adorned lower out of the thousands stretching before him.

The showdown is full of drama, horror and even humor, with supernatural detours given a winking Kubrick - style spin by director David Yates.

Successful suburbanite commuter Howard Wakefield (Bryan Cranston) takes a perverse detour from family life by vanishing without a trace.

The slim plot mainly involves Menashe's attempt to impress his brother - in - law and their rabbi by hosting a successful memorial dinner for his late wife, the preparations for which detour into a brief subplot about a pricey shipment of gefilte fish.

August 4, 2015 • Accordionist William Schimmel creates a daring yet touching six - minute distillation of Mahler's mighty Ninth, with detours for tango and trumpet solos by Wynton Marsalis.

By the standards of western animation, Castle's 125 - minute runtime qualifies it as an epic, but that length is justified by a lack of detourBy the standards of western animation, Castle's 125 - minute runtime qualifies it as an epic, but that length is justified by a lack of detourby a lack of detours.

Even as it detours into generic horror tropes in the final act, the film is bolstered by a complex portrayal from Powley and a screenplay that smartly sidesteps fish - out - of - water clichés and instead focuses on Anna's psychological demons.

And as directed by Moore, who made the first «Pitch Perfect,» no opportunity is missed to detour the story with a music montage or dance break.

The storyline - which follows a compulsive gambler (Jay Baruchel's Andy) as he's given one hour to live by Australian hitman Reuben (Randy Quaid)- has been augmented with a whole host of gratuitous elements, with Andy's pointless detours (including a visit to a fast - food chicken joint and a quest to find a prostitute that looks like Rosie Perez) certainly ranking high on the list of Cole's unfortunate transgressions.

Yet despite the distracting detours of adult content, this film, like most of Jane Austen's novels, is determined to give older audiences a glimmer of hope by championing the value of marital bliss.

We also constantly have to take idiotic detours such as Reid and Tonto trying to find Cavendish by stopping off at a brothel run by Red (Helena Bonham Carter), who has an ivory leg with a gun in it like a 19th century Cherry Darling.

The work smacks of redirections during the course of filming, so it wouldn't surprise me if Gray's intentions were detoured by studio meddling.

Since then, with detours for movies and especially television, he's worked steadily in the theater, playing a slew of classical roles in regional theater, and working on contemporary fare by writers such as Lanford Wilson, Terrence McNally, Edward Albee, and David Mamet.

The publicity trail can take some strange detours, as Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt found out when they stopped by the BBC Radio 1 studios in London to promote their upcoming sci - fi film, Passengers.

Starring Tye Sheridan (X-Men Apocalypse, Ready Player One) and directed by Christopher Smith (Triangle, Creep) tense, stylish noir thriller Detour comes to cinemas and...

This will be my first trek to the fest, which has always been, by many accounts, the most coveted detour of the fall festival season.

By the time Anderson's done, you'll realize there's an answer embedded in those funky detours, the same way that you can pick out a family drama in his porn - industry epic, Boogie Nights; an old - fashioned romance in Punch - Drunk Love; and character studies about the self - made man in There Will Be Blood and The Master.

Aside from the pratfalls and the dismemberment, there's a surprisingly tender romance between Binoche's gender - swapping offspring Billie (played a by a striking newcomer named Raph) and the eldest son Ma Loute (Brandon Lavieville), but that strand of the film ultimately takes a jarringly brutal detour too.