Sentences with phrase «deeper significance»

The colour of a flower can evoke specific meaning to its story, layering it with deeper significance.

For women of color, a demographic that experiences high poverty levels, these circumstances take on an ever deeper significance.

Mankind can and has found deep significance in his or her contribution to the planet, fellow man, family, community, intellectual pursuits, art, science, etc..

«Christians understand the importance of making a pilgrimage - it is a time of deep significance for those making the journey.

In this approach, each theme guides you to the next with stream - of - consciousness logic that reveals deeper significances buried within language.

With formal principles inspired by Manet, Monet, and many of the old masters and modernists who made paintings which were both political and personal as well as painterly, warm and transcendent, the artist paints from his heart romantic images that hold deep significance not only to him, but extend to pertinent issues that are shaping our world right now and cultural history.

Both moments highlight the themes that tie the story together, giving deeper significance to Sephiroth's mad quest as well as Cloud and company's struggle to stop him.

Although these beliefs make the application of mehndi a much anticipated and charming tradition, the actual reason is of much deeper significance.

But the book took on a new and deeper significance when I lost both of my folks during the writing process — my dad in January 2005 and my mom a year later, almost to the day.

It's the full moon closest to the autumnal equinox, and it has deep significance in our cultural histories.

The black knight, assuming the role after coming into contact with the sword spirit, must battle through a punishing gauntlet of horrors, each chapter unfolding like a storybook parable — pushing along a loose narrative that resonates with deeper significance.

Raimundo Panikkar in his great collection of Vedic texts for modern man or woman called The Vedic Experience, whilst recognising that the Vedas are «linked for ever to the particular religious sources from which they historically sprang», also says that the Vedas are a monument of universal religion and therefore of deep significance for all people.

By contrast, the art historian Joachim Pissarro and others who like Mr. Quinn's work see an «infectious beauty» that has, on second glance, a much deeper significance.

My work is utterly incomprehensible and is therefore full of deep significance.

The God of Israel met men not on the borders of life, but at the center, at the point of deepest significance.

Once a deeper significance of a word or phrase or image is discerned, texts from the Old Testament resonate with a fullness that could be found only in Christ.

On the one hand all that the Church hoped for in the second coming of Christ is already given in its present experience of Christ through the Spirit; and on the other hand this present experience penetrates the record of the events that brought it into being, and reveals their deepest significance.»

The only cure for this crippling influence is a strong and independent organized teaching profession, whose members are protected against outside interference in the performance of their professional functions and who recognize and accept their responsibility for dealing knowledgeably and impartially not only with the proximate issues of life but also with the ultimate concerns of faith through which the particulars of life gain their deeper significance.

This may be a symbolic touch, related to the portents often associated in the ancient world with the death of heroes (see Julius Caesar, Act 1, scene 3), or it may refer to an actual dust storm to which Mark gives a deeper significance.

Others are of deep significance.

What about pure science or theoretical physics (as opposed to merely experimental physics — I was reminded of the deep significance of that distinction from watching THE BIG BANG THEORY)?

Though the conventional tendency to read Barth as the dogmatician of an outdated «neo-orthodox positivism» is often armed with considerable evidence of his intellectual narrowness, it misses the deeper significance of Barth's theological vision for our time.

For the ancient Jew, every meal was full of deep significance.

The doubt that he had any such knowledge is confirmed by the observation that he finds the deepest significance of the earthly career in its utter humiliation: «He emptied himself»; he «took the form of a slave»; «he was rich but for our sakes became poor.»

This command was more offensive then than now, because of the deeper significance of salutations then in communicating the peace of God.12 Likewise each town was given its chance, but if its inhabitants do not respond, move on quickly.

Carter's instinct draws him to issues of deepest significance.

The deeper significance of the title becomes clear when Rees explores the inter-connectedness of all creation.

Everything seems to take on deeper significance, a myriad of meaning unlock in each individual thing.

The spate of sexual harassment accusations in Hollywood and beyond provide ample evidence that sex is not merely recreational, but has deeper significance.

Apart from the FA Cups, you could argue that in the end almost none of them bear no deeper significance in the bigger picture apart from three points perhaps.

The daily and weekly rhythm of the school year have a deep significance for children especially up to the age of fourteen.

The ceremonies and rituals associated with them help reveal the deeper significance of many everyday occurrences.

Yes, too, he is a rare working - class presence at the top of Labour politics; but there is a deeper significance behind his dismissal from the Shadow Cabinet yesterday.

«The deeper significance is that it reminds us that extreme events need not have extreme causes; that is, they can arise from intrinsic atmospheric variability,» Dole said.

In emulation, an animal copies a behaviour without understanding its deeper significance: for example, a parrot reciting the words of its owner.

Even so, some astronomers have hesitated to consider the flashes real; others, while granting their reality, have been reluctant to assign them deep significance.

As a child, the deeper significance of the scene was lost to me.