Sentences with phrase «deep expression»

So, in really deep expressions of Blended Learning, the blend is based on: What do the kids in front of you at this moment need?

Insofar as these manifest wider and deeper expressions of love, we can rejoice in them, and seek as we may to further them.

Despite my double mindedness, however, I am drawn to the views of providence that lurk behind these deep expressions of gratitude.

Quite possibly Barth realized that a dialectical method must negate all human expressions of the meaning of faith — including the creedal and dogmatic statements of the historic Church — while paradoxically affirming the deepest expressions of «subjectivity» or Existenz.

This finds its deepest expression in quantum physics, which has rejected the substantialist model of nature.

Liberation theology originated in the Third World where it finds its deepest expression in the midst of poverty and political oppression (Boff 1985).

But the Revolution really began in mid-December, as civil unrest broke out in the interior of the country after a young street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire — to protest mistreatment by a government functionary, but also likely as a deep expression of helplessness in the face of a lack of opportunity.

April 11, 2018 • In 13.7, we aimed to present the passion, the drama, the social and intellectual relevance of science as one of the deepest expressions of engagement with the unknown, says physicist Marcelo Gleiser.

Karin's passion is taking students into a deeper expression of yoga, both in drop in classes and intensive learning platforms.

If you feel ready to grow your Warrior I into the deeper expression of the pose, return to Tadasana with your hands on your hips.

That connection to technology found a deeper expression with his debut feature, which tells the story of a father (John Cho) frantically trying to find his missing teenage daughter via multiple devices and screens.

This gave way in the mid-seventies to an intuitive, spontaneous, and visceral way of working that more directly engaged with my life in the world — relationship to the land, the forces of nature, and a broader and deeper expression of thought and emotion.

It's usually poignant, and there's always a deep expression of a sense of rejection and hurt.