Sentences with phrase «defined by its reception»

Paul was a messenger, not defined by the reception to his message.

What are historians, curators, and critics to do when someone whose work is defined by its reception willfully disappears from public view?

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As a result of his investigations, Yves Congar defines reception in the early Church as follows: «By «reception,» I mean the process by means of which a Church body truly takes over as its own a resolution that it did not originate in regard to itself, and acknowledges the measure it promulgates as a rule applicable to its own life.&raquBy «reception,» I mean the process by means of which a Church body truly takes over as its own a resolution that it did not originate in regard to itself, and acknowledges the measure it promulgates as a rule applicable to its own life.&raquby means of which a Church body truly takes over as its own a resolution that it did not originate in regard to itself, and acknowledges the measure it promulgates as a rule applicable to its own life.»

It so defined family celebrations that it was a given at my US wedding reception and, by request of his future wife, made an appearance at baby - bro's big day too.

From private business dinners to small group meetings and fully choreographed large - scale receptions, The Setai is defined by its commitment to superior service.

The entrance and exit of each space will be animated or defined by a new commission or existing work that alerts the visitors to the primary experience of art in contrast to the passive realm of digital reception.

Reception Friday, Feb. 24, 6:30 - 8 p.m. as part of the deFINE ART gallery hop Keynote lectures • SCAD Savannah: 7 p.m., Feb. 23, Trustees Theater, 216 E. Broughton St. • SCAD Atlanta: 7 p.m., Feb. 22, SCAD Atlanta, Events Space, fourth floor, Building C Keynote lecture presented by SCAD with generous support from the Jacob and Gwendolyn Lawrence Foundation.

[4] Section 2 of the Broadcasting Act defines «broadcasting» as «any transmission of programs... by radio waves or other means of telecommunication for reception by the public».