Sentences with phrase «decisive moment»

This very political, decisive moment in government is putting a vice grip on future returns in the stock market.

While we may have thoughts and decisive moments of letting go, it is in the processing of letting go again and again that we experience the full magnitude of forgiveness.

Like photography itself, sports are associated with decisive moments.

It's through his urban images that he's able to share such decisive moments; that's whether they're very historical events or just simple narratives of everyday life.

In a match between two opponents, it is common to see decisive moments where one of the players seems to crack while the other gets a second wind.

Therefore it was always likely to be a tightly contested affair, and as many predicted the result came down to one incredibly decisive moment.

The word «kairos» comes from the Greek word meaning, «the opportune and decisive moment for change.

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The exhibition presented works by seven artists whose abstractions serve as physical records of the artists» actions rather than capturing decisive moments in time.

It's a very decisive moment in history for many individuals and that includes the ULIP investor.

The project therefore studies how the many ways people understand European history has changed after decisive moments — EU enlargement in 2004, terror attacks in London and Madrid, the financial crisis of 2008, the migration crisis of 2013/14, or Brexit.

When Diebenkorn finally got to see the Matisses in the Hermitage collection in Leningrad (as it was then called) in the 1960's, it was clearly the most decisive moment of his career.

[The Imperfectionists] details a world where getting the «scoop» often triumphs over empathy for a subject's privacy, and where career ambitions determine the actions of many of the titular «imperfectionists» who struggle with pressures of work and home... Though it is tough to read about selfishness, this debut is noteworthy as a portrayal of everyday lives during decisive moments in a changing landscape.

It is always dangerous to try and pinpoint exact decisive moments in such massive changes, but surely one of the more dramatic ones was Pope John Paul II's 1993 pilgrimage to Denver, Colorado for the sole World Youth Day to date to have been held in these United States.

Man is seen in his essential being, in his life, which is lived in specific decisive moments in the present, which can not be understood through a general description of humanity.

On Sunday de Blasio told reporters, «I think this is going to be a real decisive moment in terms of changing the State Senate and getting a lot more of our progressive agenda done.»

Whether in the stasis image of Nick Nolte standing in the snow in Affliction, the self - conscious replications of the Bressonian decisive moment (from Pickpocket, 1959) in Light Sleeper (1992) and American Gigolo, or the final equilibrium of Frank's repose in Bringing Out the Dead, Schrader elicits the transcendent again and again.

However, decisive moments branch the story off into new areas, and when you add the different playable character classes and races, Inquisition offers an immense amount of replay value.

«I like decisive moments, and Rashid likes to clutter,» says Hovsepian, sitting in the kitchen of the townhouse in the Kips Bay neighborhood of Manhattan they moved into about a year ago with their 3 - year - old son, Julius.

From the beginning of the 1980s, Eric Fischl established a renewed interest in painting with his blending of film and photography based decisive moments that incorporated awkward or surreal scenes set in bourgeois suburban situations.

In contrast, the «concerned» or «conscientious» photographers in this exhibition captured their own place and history from within, revealing through an insider's perspective how one decisive moment persists over time.

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Less decisive moments than summits of accumulation, these photographs show the cyclical reprocessing of the past and its reincarnation in the present.

His black - and - whites seize decisive moments, thriving among the bustle of milliseconds and crowds.

For the artist those works coincide with decisive moments in Eisler's biography.

Credit where is due, CR7 fire a rocket in a very decisive moment.

In one of the most decisive moments in the tabloid's history, reflecting its repudiation of Neil Kinnock before the 1992 election and its «The Sun Wot Won It» five years later, the Sun has abandoned the Labour government.

On the occasion of our Grand Re-Opening, SITE presents Future Shock, an exhibition that examines our dynamic and decisive moment in global history and looks to the challenges and possibilities of the future.

She told France2: «I think that we are approaching the decisive moment.

The decisive moment came when Temple's husband lost his job in construction two years later.

At the beginning of Book IX, just before describing the decisive moment of conversion, Augustine had asked, «Who am I and what am I?»

The point of interest, however, is the road that opened at a decisive moment in time between Augustine and that specific line of Scripture, just as one had opened between Frankl and the Fourth Commandment.

For Mark, the decisive moment has to do with the new colt which had never been ridden.

John the Baptist knew that the decisive moment was at hand, and he interpreted that moment in terms of his sense of outrage over sin.

This mission to the outcasts may well have been related to Jesus» sense that his ministry was a decisive moment in God's purposes.

Secondly, if we believe in God's eschatological promise to the Church of Christ we must be convinced that his Spirit will preserve the institutional Church both at the decisive moment and indefinitely from suppressing or manipulating its charismatic elements.

Religion played no role in his upbringing, but in autobiographical sketches, he recounts a decisive moment in his early life, an epiphany that in fact occurred on Epiphany.

What our authors are saying through all this structure of imagery is that the obscure birth of a child to a carpenter's wife was, in view of all that came out of it, a decisive moment in history, when something genuinely new began, and the traffic of two worlds was initiated, to be traced by the discerning eye all through the story that was to follow.

The word for «time» here means the right time, the decisive moment.

These verses mark a decisive moment in the ministry and in the history of the Christian church.

From the French Revolution onward we've entertained dreams of a single, profound, and decisive moment that will transform society, or even human nature itself.

The decisive moment for God's action has come.

This means that at least in some decisive moments of his life he perceived the world, his own past and future, his emotions and reason, in terms of the presence of God in him.