Sentences with phrase «by ordinary people»

While some are «calling card» books that specialists sell at conferences and workshops, most are by ordinary people who want to get their work in print.

A variety of modern gadgets that are used by ordinary people in everyday life also contributes to the education of different categories of children including ones with disabilities.

Designed to be used by ordinary people, small claims courts should be convenient, quick, accessible and affordable.

These signs are made by ordinary people from elements of everyday life.

Instead, I am intrigued by the choices faced by ordinary people as they try to add meaning to their lives.

Today «miracles» are performed by ordinary people, not just by a special class of men on special occasions.

Two other examples brought this sense of mystery, as felt by ordinary people, vividly home to me.

It seems cost - free, and if there are costs, they're paid by ordinary people, not them.

All religions were created by ordinary people — either to satisfy their fears or to accomplish a social, financial, or political agenda.

Many people think it is rich people game and hard to do by ordinary people.

However, the content and the comments left by community members are written by ordinary people just like you.

About Blog Singapore Food Blog by Ordinary People looking for Places to Eat.

Some of the photographers» names are famous and their images well - known — Mathew Brady, Irving Penn, Gordon Parks, Bob Lerner, Ernest Withers, Mary Ellen Mark, Robert Mapplethorpe, Sal Lopes, Chuck Close — but a key to this exhibition is all the frames taken by ordinary people that depict ordinary events.

On June 2nd, the World Justice Project launched the WJP Rule of Law Index 2015 in Washington DC, presenting our newest data on how the rule of law is experienced by ordinary people in 102 countries around the globe.

A Coffee Review for Ordinary People by Ordinary People, # 10 Counter Culture Honduras El Puente — Marysabel Caballero.

This story of extraordinary heroism by ordinary people of little means brought tears to my eyes.

The goal of the project is to demonstrate the layered expansion of meaning and insight that occurs through the marginalia left by ordinary people within printed books.

Many children are victimized and they need to be protected not only by the government, but also by the ordinary people who face this problem every day and it does not depend on either their position in the society or level of life or their age, habits, sex and religion.Therefore, to know this problem better and try to find Continue reading

Because, most of the writeups are in complicated terms to understand by the ordinary people.

This structural break coincides with the attainment of a voice in politics by ordinary people in developed economies: since voters rarely opt for economic pain, their elected representatives soon found they had to avoid it at all costs.

Accordingly, much of American Christianity «continues to be powered by ordinary people and by the contagious spirit of their efforts to storm heaven by the back door.»

As the Pharisees condemn the sinners God totally delivered them and they became people hated by the ordinary people and ripe for prison and bankrupt.

Stephen Crites has this pointed observation about the way in which truth is communicated by ordinary people — including those men and women of the First Century who experienced the Christ event in their own lives:

There are the classics of the past, and fortunately some of the present, which are great books for the serious student but which are not apt to be widely understood or read by the ordinary person seeking light on his daily task.

The extreme, high - tech procedures imagined by ordinary people are rarely the subject of debate; it is simple feeding tubes and common antibiotics that are labeled «unnatural» by «ethicists» - in the thought that the life which they sustain is also unnatural and should not be continued.

I'm not doubting his credentials, but such comment can easily be made by any ordinary person on the street.

After all, it was recognized and enshrined in our constitution by the ordinary people of this nation who gathered at the Consultative Assembly and drew up the 1992 constitution.

Johnson had made some gaffes in recent days but these wouldn't necessarily have been noticed by ordinary people.

The Sustainable Communities Act came about because of a five year campaign built by ordinary people.

Voters also felt Gordon Brown best understands the problems faced by ordinary people during the difficult economic times, with 27 per cent of votes compared to 18 per cent for David Cameron.

Together, I hope that we can create a campaign that supports and strengthens organizing and organizations, a grassroots campaign funded by ordinary people up against Cuomo and the millionaires.

«The world is changed by ordinary people.

After years of searching for an effective form of meditative practice during his enlightenment, Buddha understood & realized the practice of Vippassna — which could easily be adopted by an ordinary person, living day to day life in non yogic environment.

Because we believe that liquid liner, cat - eyes, winged flicks, and every other synonym for very kick - ass eyes deserve to be worn by ordinary people who are not professional makeup artists or 14 - year - old YouTube stars.

There's some ridiculous stunts in this film, and it kind of pisses you off when there's no logic or reasoning behind why such feats can be accomplished by these ordinary people.

The ceremony was dominated by Ordinary People, which won Best Picture, a Best Director award for Robert Redford, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor for Timothy Hutton.

The tools in anyendeavor change and improve over time, butthey generally do so quite slowly, and new toolsare often invented not by ordinary people butby «geniuses.»

I'm not sure that Mr. Hitt would disagree entirely but I think what looks like «don't give a shxx» is partially a common misconstruction by ordinary people in the DCC.

«Seeing the places and hearing (sometimes directly) from Civil Rights giants also made it clear that the centuries of struggle were fought by ordinary people.

Focusing on the choices made by ordinary people helps students appreciate how history is shaped by the everyday actions of individuals and counters the popular narrative that only leaders have the power to influence society.

It aims to match the 2020 limits two years early in terms of keeping NOx emissions in daily driving by ordinary people within 1.5 times that of the test figures.

«I do think it's important to preserve some of these things, just as a moment in time when there was a unique form of communication that evolved by ordinary people scribbling in books.»

It is fantastic to see what can be achieved by ordinary people in a reasonably short time if you commit to cutting out the spending on «things» and instead spend on buying control over your time!

And I became fascinated, perhaps even obsessed, by these ordinary people living extraordinary lives.

Suppose there is an arbitrarily large solar collector providing electricity to an ordinary house occupied by ordinary people who use an average of 30 kWh per day.

Marx failed to adequately appreciate the value of the human capital possessed by ordinary people individually.

They compared the predictions made by COMPAS to two other sources of predictions: (1) Ordinary statistical predictive models and (2) Intuitive predictions by ordinary people.