Sentences with phrase «consumed by our culture»

The images produced and consumed by our culture are no longer a product of our reality, but define it.

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Company culture, employee comfort and job satisfaction can rise by adding personalized design, and removing time - consuming tasks that detract from our overall jobs.

We live in a culture consumed by safety.

Yes, Phoebe is embedded deeply enough in the culture around her to want to lose weight, but she is a sparkling and animated young woman who mostly enjoys her life and refuses to be so controlled by her diet, or the social norms around her, that she won't defiantly consume a bag of buttery popcorn now and then.

``... The sweetener provides food for the bacterial culture and will be mostly consumed by the time your yogurt is done...»

What is considered inedible varies among users (e.g., chicken feet are consumed in some food supply chains but not others), changes over time, and is influenced by a range of variables including culture, socio - economic factors, availability, price, technological advances, international trade, and geography.

The root has a rich history in Peruvian culture and is believed to have been traditionally consumed by ancient Incan warriors just prior to battle, giving them superior endurance and strength.

Select boys of the Srubnaya, or Timber Grave, culture joined youth war bands in winter rites, where they symbolically became dogs and wolves by consuming canine flesh, contend David Anthony and Dorcas Brown, both of Hartwick College in Oneonta, N.Y..

The second culture consumes the biomass created by the caldoactive bacteria, reducing the organic content by another 5 per cent.

Natural cholesterol as present in ample amounts in duck eggs is a food to be sought out and consumed liberally as practiced by healthy, degenerative disease free ancestral cultures.

Many people freak out when I tell them to consume more coconut oil and cream, when in fact coconuts have been consumed for thousands of years by many cultures that lived long and healthy and productive lives.

Spirulina has been consumed by many cultures around the world for centuries since it grows bodies of water all around the globe.

Grains have been consumed for thousands of years by many healthy, degenerative disease free ancestral cultures without an issue.

If you're in the process of healing your gut or have healed it by going off grains... you simply must learn about the magic of sprouting, soaking and fermenting which are the methods ancestral cultures used to prepare grains in order to consume them without ill effect.

Prized by modern hunter - gatherers such as the Hazda, raw honey has been consumed since prehistoric times and has been integrated into traditional cultures as a medicinal product, the collective knowledge of which is referred to as «apitherapy.»

By eating a low sugar diet and consuming probiotics or cultured foods like yogurt, you may be able to keep your bacteria levels in check.

We commonly hear from customers that symptoms caused by stomach aches, ulcers, other digestive issues and health problems, many times related to Candida, are improved or disappear entirely after consuming our raw cultured vegetables.

Culturally we consume curd at least with 2 of 3 meals - the curd made at home everyday, by curdling boiled - cooled milk with a culture that's passed down generations — with no preservative or other processing.

Again quoting from the free encyclopedia, «Probiotics are live microorganisms that may confer a health benefit on the host... «live microbial feed supplement which beneficially affects the host animal by improving its intestinal microbial balance»... commonly consumed as part of fermented foods with specially added active live cultures.»

Second, in a world where 250 - 350 grams of carbohydrates per day is considered «normal» by USDA / MyPlate standards... 100 grams of carbohydrates should be defined as «low»... in fact anything less than 175 grams of carbohydrates should be considered low because a plurality of the those in Western Cultures consume more than 300 grams per day.

Even before the yogurt is consumed, live cultures may set the stage for health benefits by transforming the nutrient content of the yogurt itself.

But even if this is «Call Me By Your Name» through the lens of the Disney Channel, there's a place in the culture for adolescent gay kids to enjoy the shiny, shallow, pop - song - infused coming - of - age stories that their straight peers consume on a daily basis.

Whether it's Pegg and Jessica Hynes on Spaced or Pegg and Nick Frost in the Cornetto Trilogy or the young adults of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, the main characters of Wright's filmography are all defined, in part, by the culture they consume.

More analytical, self - loathing writers will surely point out how the animals are redeemed by their willingness to consume American junk culture and how self - serving a message that is, but I'm not one of those people.

Typically referred to as the «red scare» or «McCarthy» era, the period from 1947 to 1954 was characterized by an ideological conflict which consumed all aspects of American culture.

When I think about doing all that tracking with paper assessments, I end up imagining my whole classroom culture getting consumed by endless skills tests (and my energy being consumed by grading rather than lesson prep).

«We need to move away from an expensive and time - consuming culture of proliferating external examinations - modules, re-sits and retakes - towards fewer high - quality qualifications overseen and conferred not by commercial organisations but by institutions of academic excellence such as our best universities,» said Mr Gove.

Then it seemed mostly to go into some nostalgia about how things used to be before publishing was consumed by big corporate culture.

Although, these people come from different cultures with different background, they share one common value: they want to be reconnected with their countries by consuming local content which may be even English, German, Spanish, Russian, Turkish or Polish or any other language all around the world.

Just becoming buried by more and more plastics and being trampled by the cows, who although are not trapped there, choose to live a life consuming harmful plastic waste of the disposable, throwaway culture that has infected Gili as much as the rest of Indonesia.

Within Odyssey, by engaging with the photo mode, we are given a real chance to understand our needs to accumulate experiences as objects, consume culture, and keep others at the distance of a telephoto lens.

One of the great joys of consuming pop culture lies in recognising a distinct authorial voice — the bridge - chorus of a great pop song written by Max Martin, or the John Wagner deadpan in a classic Judge Dredd strip.

The show brings together works by South African and international artists to discover the ways in which visual culture is harvested, consumed and given new form.

Smith's complex, yet spontaneous - seeming art is inspired by our culture's cycle of acquiring and discarding: «I think my work is very American, and the way we consume and cast off is unique to us.»

He rearranged the existing territory of different nations by containing languages and marks of social consuming as well as public commercial media to eliminate the clash between different cultures and merge the worldwide culture and history.

Like the discreet drawing by Ilya Smirnov, «No Title Provided», placed above the radiator, or the small consumed candles on canvases by Josip Nosovel in the corner, Il Futuro era bellissimo per noi triggers a short - circuit mixing low and high culture, dominant historical narratives and esoterica, pop culture and cheap technology — temporalities, language, tone — in a moment that is both sentimental in mood and very dark in humour.

In his animation - based practice, Chris Doyle explores aspiration and progress, questioning the foundation of a culture consumed by striving.

Looking into the future, Paik felt our culture could easily be consumed by technology and he uses art to urge us to question our beliefs and to view technology with a healthy dose of skepticism.

The choice of what to consume given the availability of accessible and affordable options is constrained by preferences due to culture, awareness, and understanding of the consequences in terms of emissions reduction.

In spite of differing outcomes, the unanimous ruling, written by Justice Andromache Karakatsanis, provides a clear and ringing endorsement for summary judgment — going as far as promoting a «shift in culture» away from expensive and time - consuming trials and towards swifter and more accessible justice.