Sentences with phrase «classic instances of»

One can see in Gardner's moral scheme a classic instance of secular humanism.

A classic instance of this danger is Gerhard von Rad's Old Testament Theology, which reduces the message of Wisdom literature to that of a response to Heilsgeschichte.

Dallas was a classic instance of what social scientists call the rituals of self - denigration.

A classic instance of the demand that the universe adjust itself to our human calculation of order may be found in Dostoevski's novel, The Brothers Karamazov.

This would be a classic instance of creating holes where one doesn't already exist.

The classic instance of this is the case of Lady Mondegreen.

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The desire to connect with a past that's seen as more authentic has drawn millennials to vinyl records in droves, leading, for instance, to the re-release of classic turntables by major brands like Panasonic.

The design, for instance, is classic Sony: all boxy, with rounded sides, a smooth finish, and zero sense of flimsiness.

One German study, for instance, showed that participants who had listened to music with prosocial lyrics (such as Bruno Mars's «Count on Me» or Aretha Franklin classic «Respect») were equally likely to help students with German and Turkish - sounding last names (there is a large population of Turks living in Germany).

One instance of this occurred in 2016, the place Ethereum Classic customers rallied to launch a majority attack on Ethereum in an try and kill it off.

Theologians, however, can still be moved by the question: The Lutheran Church historian Carter Lindberg, for instance, offers a strong defense of the classic Protestant understanding of almsgiving in his book Beyond Charity: Reformation Initiatives for the Poor.

A classic instance was the beta - decay of the nucleus, in which experimental data seemed clearly to violate the law of conservation of energy.

In his classic text The Individual and the Social World, psychologist Stanley Milgram warned against overstating the case for urban incivility: «In some instances it is not simply that, in the city, traditional courtesies are violated; rather, the cities develop new norms of noninvolvement.»

I should agree with Buri and I should say that the point of the Christian gospel is to «re-present», as Ogden puts it, that possibility; to «re-present» it in starkly human terms, under human conditions, in Jesus as what I like to style «the classic instance» of what God is always «up to», rather than the totally other or the sheer anomaly, as so many (including Bultmann, presumably) would wish to regard him.

Prof. Stanley Hauerwas, also of Duke, has written much about the brutal tolerance of liberalism, of which this is a classic instance.

Georg Lukacs, for instance, famously argued that «the novel is the epic of a world that has been abandoned by God» [Lukacs 1971, 88] while Peter Faulkner claimed that it was the «one secular literary form» [Faulkner 1976,11], following the argument of Ian Watt's classic The Rise of the Novel [Watts 1957].

Most of the previous instances have produced classic games.

It's not an embarrassing or especially lengthy streak — the Rockies are 0 - 4 all time in the World Series thanks to a sweep at the hands of the Red Sox in their lone Fall Classic appearance, for instance.

Chocolate milk, for instance, usually contains around 26 grams of sugar — including the lactose that occurs naturally — the equivalent of 6.5 teaspoons, or about the same, ounce - for - ounce, as Classic Coke.

Site owners can add questions (note the classics I added at the end of the example below), collect data on the people who sign up through their instance of the widget, prepopulate fields in the signup form and make other changes spelled out in the developer's guide.

In this instance Labour and Plaid Cymru are guilty of a classic case of do as we say, not as we do.

For instance, artificial ants provide the best solution to the classic quadratic assignment problem, in which the manufacture of a number of goods must be assigned to different factories so as to minimize the total distance over which the items need to be transported between facilities.

The film of oil is a classic example of a hydrodynamic systems with a liquid - gas or liquid - liquid interface while, for instance,.

Instead of watery eyes and the other classic signs of pet allergies, they may experience chronic, low - level congestion, for instance.

More so, instances of non-classic celiac disease are more common compared to classic celiac disease.9

I only saw one instance of what's become a classic goat yoga trope: a goat climbing up on a person in child's pose.

The item in question is a classic black and white plaid button - down shirt which some believe is an instance of cultural appropriation.

Keep your silhouette classic and don't be afraid of mixing and matching various textures, for instance try on sequined dress and pair it with suede pumps.

I also have a real fondness for classic pieces like a great trench coat for instance and mixing classics with trends is actually one of my favourite ways of dressing.

Since that day, my focus has been on adding some missing must - haves, like for instance, a pair of classic black patent pumps.

For instance, J.W.Anderson, master of manipulating classics, has taken black wedge boots and turned them into something sculptural and playful.

For classic and memorable acquaintances in Indiana instance visit of some sights is possible will leave you in the best basis in your relations.

The career mode may rival that of Gran Turismo 4 in the anal depths it descends to, but seems to lack the love and attention (for instance, the wrong cars competing in the wrong championships) of the Polyphony Digital classic.

When, for instance, it seemed that she would not, after all, be playing Martha in a new West End production of Edward Albee's classic of marital strife, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Kamurocho is a location stuffed full of drinking holes, restaurants, hostess bars, arcades complete with playable Sega classics (Puyo Puyo and Virtua Fighter 5, for instance) and more.

A few years back, for instance, both Sony Pictures Classics and Warner Independent Pictures green - lighted biopics of Truman Capote that would focus on the reporting and writing of In Cold Blood.

It was a moment to bring a grin to the face of even the most red - blooded republican, a brilliant instance of classic British humour that created a ripple of laughter around the entirety of the globe, when Queen Elizabeth II appeared in a short film clip as part of the 2012 London Olympic Games opening ceremony.

In reviewing queer cult classic But I'm a Cheerleader for instance, Roger Ebert wrote that although it «seeks the general tone of a John Waters film,» his work would have been «ruder and more polished.»

His is your classic ragtag crew — Bokeem Woodbine, for instance, brings the blackitude, and Katee Sackhoff both ensures the arrival of Battlestar Galactica fans and demands that her butchness be taken seriously.

For instance, the brief title track kicks things off with a glorious opus of harmonies (obviously evoking the Beach Boys) and futuristic effects behind her soulful laments, while the ensuing «Crazy, Classic, Life» finds Monáe's trademark glitz and catchiness surrounding her humble hopes for contentment and acceptance.

After 1941's Citizen Kane, Welles certainly made a few more classics, but in all instances, he either had to toil at the beck and call of clueless studio heads or he had to scrape together his own financing to continue making movies.

The obsession with reworking John Denver's hilljack schmaltz classic «Country Road» into an un-ironic ode to the «concrete roads» of the picture's Tokyo - bound little girl protagonist (Shizuku (Youko Honna)-RRB-, for instance, almost by itself renders Whisper of the Heart a Hello Kitty!

Ditto with movie suggestions from Netflix, which are based not on the goal of opening up a new areas of interest for us (as, for instance, the omnivore's mix of Turner Classic Movies might), but on giving us what we already like.

At SUNY - Albany, for instance, in response to a huge budget shortfall, President George Philip announced in an email sent out to the university in late September, «As a first step in this more difficult phase of reallocation planning, I have issued a directive today to suspend all new admissions to five program areas — Classics, French, Italian, Russian, and Theatre.»

Think, for instance, of Robert Capa's blurred photos of the first wave of soldiers to wade ashore at Omaha Beach on D - Day, or the classic W. Eugene Smith 1948 picture of a just - elected Harry Truman, holding up a Chicago Tribune with the headline «Dewey Defeats Truman.»

For instance, Anthony Bryk, Valerie Lee, and Peter Holland have argued that it stems from Catholic schools» rejection of the 20th - century trend toward making secondary schools more vocational, and their commitment to the classic college - preparatory curriculum.

Porsche, for instance, recently showed off its painstaking recreation of a classic 911.

For instance, we offer pre-made book templates that are appropriate for a variety of genres and include hand - picked classic fonts that will suit the tone of your book without being intrusive.

For instance, Gone with The Wind, Wuthering Heights, and Lorna Doone are all classic tales of romance.