Sentences with phrase «creative act of»

Few writers are capable of describing Auerbach's unique working method, or chronicle the creative act of portraiture as he:

As Mack notes, «the quality of light, that is its beauty, is essentially a purely sensorial value, its perception a creative act of freedom within the sphere of our sensibility.»

With Jurassic Paint, Barsch and Hornig invite the participants to combine painting as a «creative act of the imagination» with the construction of the dinosaurs, whose likeness «emerges from fanciful and narrative processes of the human and scientific mind».

The parallel to the creative act of the time, paradoxically, did not ignore or condescend to the artist's acts.

«Portrait of a Single Raindrop, 2003» is described as the «creative act of demolition.»

Or rather, it is a creative act of the living God, which does not simply pass over the wreckage of past failures, but transforms and utilizes it.

Hence, the existence of man must be understood as a further creative act of God.

Through grace a new birth is wrought in the Christian by the creative act of God.

Within it there were obligations and responsibilities as well as joys; all were centered in the creative act of God and the blessing of God upon the union formed under his sight and in his name.

Here's my take: The last creative act of God was, «Let Us make man (kind) in Our own image.»

Creativity means, according to this interpretation, that every actuality is a free, creative act of unification, determining its own being, i.e., its own becoming.

Like Eliot and Valéry, Borges would, to a degree, negate individual identity, but would aim simultaneously to rescue every literary work's originality through the creative act of reading.

The creative act of formation - interpretation - reception produces a text.

In harmony with his general philosophical principles Humboldt regards language, the single word as well as connected speech, as an act, «a truly creative act of the mind.»

When man's love fails or becomes distorted, the final resource in the love of God is a creative act of healing.

Resurrection is the entry into a new moral order that is constituted as a terrestrial reality by the creative act of God, and therefore it is something that happens to individual human beings.

Matter in its whole nature and being is traced back to the creative act of God who is termed a «spirit».

He would trace the first moment of that manifestation of Wisdom through which creatures are raised up to share in the very Life and Being of God, right back to the creative act of the Almighty which initiates the Cosmos in the beginning.

To bring the new «Israel» out of the existing system a fresh start must be made, and it must be by a creative act of God.

The form of this story is that of miracle, a creative act of God whose methods can not be described.

It is never taught as the physical background to newer and wider interpretations of the creative act of God, and of the implications of theology.

Interpretation and listening, as well as formation, are creative acts of construal.

For, the creative acts of sedimenting new meanings also concern present - future relationships (the anticipative spontaneity of consciousness).

With vision our actions become creative acts of will, determination, exploration, transcendence, clairvoyance, expanding our ability to transform the conscious thoughts we have and attracting a higher vibrational frequency of light.

A two - part response will expand upon various logics underpinning creative acts of refusal.

These creative acts of sovereignty and cohabitation exceed the colonial framework and open possibilities for alternate futures, though the path ahead may not be entirely clear, harmonious or prescriptive in its politics.

Observing other LA - based artists like John Outterbridge, Noah Purifoy, and John Scott recycle wreckage from the 1965 riots as material for assemblages, Saar realized the power artists had to transform negative events and objects into creative acts of resistance.

Not exact matches

By bringing together people of different backgrounds, you gain the ability to escape a single group's echo chamber and avoid errors caused by groupthink; the power to act as a connector or translator between different circles; and the immense creative potential of combining ideas from different fields.

«In other words, whoever committed this act was trying to be «creative» and based it off the old, incorrect and often - taken - as - fact fairy tale of underworld cement shoes.»

There's another dimension to scavenging that is more central to the creative process in scientists and innovators — and that's the act of refurbishing physical objects to fix immediate problems.

To put a tried - and - true process to the act of «being creative» is like trying to capture lightning in a bottle.

One such creative thinker, Teresa Amabile, attempted to describe the unfolding act of creativity in her research and theoretical creative componential model.

Mallouk, president and CIO of Creative Planning, and Carson, CEO and founder of the Carson Group, both said they would tell Trump not to roll back regulations on the Department of Labor's fiduciary rule, which says if an advisor is working with a client on a retirement plan, they need to act in the client's best interest.

Unfortunately, we often view the act of being intentionally creative as frivolous since we may not see instant results.

It's an act that should be as close to automatic as you can make it — until creative work becomes a necessary part of the equation.

God's creative act is the on - going causing of existence.

You start with a creative act, true... followed immediately by a death threat (gen 2:17), followed soon after by the death of the entire planet (except a boat full) by DROWNING.

One of the most exciting releases of 2008, Dear Science, finds one of the most creative acts in music continuing their remarkable process of trying everything and succeeding brilliantly.

Fish and other sea creatures were created on the 5th «creative» day, while land animals were made during the 6th «creative» day, with man being God's final act of creation on the earth.

Which is to say that the path which the individual life must take is one of growth from nothingness to being, by attempting first to understand that one's life situation is ambiguous; second, by opening oneself up to the creative God - power within oneself and waiting for its revelation, however gradually it may come; and third, by acting upon its discovery.

His unity of conceptual operations is a free creative act, untrammeled by reference to any particular course of things.

This final reaction completes the self - creative act by putting the decisive stamp of creative emphasis upon the determinations of efficient cause.

Her empathy for others and her response to suffering became acts of creative resistance against a life - denying political order.

Instead of viewing creation as a one - time act in the beginning, one could focus on the ongoing creative work of God.

We do not think of His acting as an occasional intervention coming from the outside, but rather as the transcendent creative activity of God who alone makes it possible for our world to «hold together» and to rise, in accordance with His plan, step by step higher, so that really new things appear in it and finally man appears in it.

He lays great emphasis on the decisiveness and uniqueness of both, as divine acts which are Creative in themselves.

This realization returns us to a classical theological confession: that first and foremost God's creative act testifies to the love of God, to the willingness of God to make and bless that which is other than God.

Rather, the major premise of scientific reasoning is a hypothesis to be verified, grasped by a fiduciary intention, to use the words of Michael Polanyi, or an act of belief fed by creative imagination, whose justification depends on the conclusion.

Holloway considers this point quite directly and says that before the Fall, a couple would have had sexual intercourse as «an act of religion [by its reference to God] as well as an act of love [by its desire to share in God's creative work]».

That is how Whitehead defined them (PR 12Sf 192), and undoubtedly how he understood God to be «in unison of becoming with every other creative act» (PR 345 / 523).