Sentences with phrase «concrete reality»

We provide them with legal solutions that help guide their concepts into concrete reality.

One can not appeal to abstractions to explain concrete reality.

Because they can think only about concrete reality, children can be expected to identify emotionally with people in stories.

Thus to discuss, for example, the mental or physical aspects of an event is not to talk about aspects that are concrete realities apart from the event.

We need the universe before we can give concrete reality to the very atoms that make up the universe!

That commitment is part of what makes the school the particular concrete reality that it is.

They're basically agents of change who discover things that need to be made better and they set out to transform their wild dreams and crazy ideas into concrete realities.

Functionality refers here not to practical utility — though a functional object may well be useful — but to the achievement in concrete reality of the purposed form.

«2 This fallacy of misplaced concreteness is simply the confusion of abstractions with concrete reality.

Some of these schemes will never be more than figments, and even those that become concrete reality will take some time to be implemented.

The artistic process of each of the five artists in Beyond Painting each began with a traditional rectangular format and each has found his or her own way to create concrete realities through tactile surfaces.

Such philosophy will be cut off from concrete reality as observed and invite idealism - unless we perversely treat science as so different from normal human observation as virtually not to come into this category.

Describing a finished or successful painting as possessed of a nice awkwardness, differentiating an atypical abstract painting from a great one, conscious of existing within the cultural context of abstraction, which adds to our understanding of emotion, logic, sensation, and concrete reality while at the same time existing at a... Read more

In an ongoing experiment with materials and modes of representation, their works move between concrete reality and the intangible realm of imagination and association.

Prayer too is not spirituality floating above concrete reality but lived concreteness.

But it makes just as much sense, or more, to say that precisely because becoming is the fully concrete reality, becoming is the primary form of «being,» or that each instance of becoming is «a being.»

Whitehead is forever conscious of the insidious tendency of thought to slip into abstractions while examining concrete realities.

As Whitehead suggested, if this view of location is taken as a complete and concrete account, it works badly: for, taken in this way, it equates a highly abstract selective construct with a full concrete reality.

The emphasis upon «growth» connects the New Testament conception of growth in grace with the metaphysical doctrine that the most concrete reality we know is process.

This feeling of destructiveness is a definite concrete reality in the world and is a part of the very nature of things.

Hope must be embodied in concrete realities if it is to arouse all levels of our longing.

Innocent idealizations of theological education give way before concrete realities of the particular theological school whose ethos is the medium in which one now largely lives and whose polity constrains one's life in powerful but often elusive ways.

Titled Apollo and Artemis, the god of sunlight and the goddess of moonlight respectively in Grecian mythology, the interventions open up notions of time beyond the passage of day and night, light and darkness; to imaginaries where myths and mysteries reflect, illuminate and recreate concrete reality.

The imagery of midnight scenes bathed in the glow of moonlight suggest a particular point of time that demarcates the nebulous zones of night and day, dark and light, where concrete reality becomes enmeshed within and transformed by myth — themes that emerge in the exhibition.

God knows and loves only concrete realities, both spiritual and material, in their existent actuality and unto their final purpose in the one plan of creation centred upon Christ.

Over the last 40 years Faith movement has been gradually developing a school of thinkers who share this diagnosis of, and prescription for, the sickness in our culture, and who are also firmly rooted in the busy, concrete realities of pastoral and familial work.

Our tendency to identify abstractions with concrete reality is the same tendency that moves the religious to identify their symbols with the symbolized.

This young architect — originally from Denmark, but now with structures all across the globe — describes his discipline as a journey through moments of «immaculate inception,» the process of realizing pure fiction into concrete reality.

Both liberals and conservatives presupposed a vision of the kingdom of God but differentiated the vision from concrete realities.

Mitchell - Innes & Nash is pleased to announce Slip, a group exhibition of seven contemporary artists whose work wavers between concrete reality and immaterial unconscious, creating an intermediate space in which material suggests alternate realities.

Describing a finished or successful painting as possessed of a nice awkwardness, differentiating an atypical abstract painting from a great one, conscious of existing within the cultural context of abstraction, which adds to our understanding of emotion, logic, sensation, and concrete reality while at the same time existing at a critical distance from them.

Prudence is the mother of all virtues, and encourages one to always be grounded in objectivity and concrete reality.

The lack of concrete reality is implicitly admitted by the exclamation marks.

Sentimentality is a skipping of this process in its concrete reality and an early arrival at a mock state of innocence, which strongly suggests its opposite.

He recognized with absolute certainty the empty fragility of even the noblest theorizings as compared with the definitive plenitude of the smallest fact grasped in its total, concrete reality.

In portraying Rodrigues's struggle to reconcile this idealized vision with the concrete reality of the Japanese people, Endō and Scorsese wish us to see the universal experience of human weakness.