Sentences with phrase «early expression»

Early expression means you can get a head start on a supply for baby.

In a mystical experience, which commonly in earlier expressions of prophecy was of the extreme form loosely described as ecstasy, he was convinced that he bridged the gulf between the seen and the unseen.

The statements of Simpson, Monod and Luria are reminiscent of some much earlier expressions of cosmic pessimism collected by John Hermann Randall in The Making of the Modern Mind (New York: Columbia University Press, 1976, pp. 577 — 621.

Conceiving her works as a kind of sensory transfer between the hand of the artist and the flesh of the subject, Saville imbues her figures with a tactile, palpable life force that finds early expression in the present work.

The show examines Beuys» early expressions where spontaneity was key, through works that come from a loose wrist to produce tense yet delicate lines.

Possibly there are modifiers of prcd that can accelerate the effects of the mutation and result in a much earlier expression of disease than is typical for prcd and that could explain two of the three cases.

Otto echoes, «Whatever the earliest expression of the Vishnu - faith may have been, a god, originally a mere tribal deity, gathers to himself, as in Israel, in ever - increasing measure, the position and dignity of complete and unique super-mundane deity» (11: 27f).

Buber's work of Biblical interpretation, accordingly, is principally devoted to tracing the development of this idea from its earliest expression in the tribal God, or Melekh, to its sublimest development in «the God of the Sufferers.»

By inserting new passages into the text as expansions of the old ones, while leaving much of the earlier writing intact, he invited us to read the earlier expressions in light of the later ones.

I have already drawn attention to the fact that in his later work Whitehead replaces his earlier expression «the creative advance of nature» by «the creative advance into novelty.»

It is my thesis that the last paradigm has been basic for ecumenical ethics from its earliest expressions to the present, and that it is the context which continues to make encounters between radically different social experiences and theological perspectives fruitful.

The earliest expressions of Christian faith lay much stress on the point that Jesus was the Messiah, the king promised by the prophets.

The early expression of the rooting reflex.

His early expression came in the form of paintings, however, his artistic style soon moved away from illusory media and he embraced constructions in which materiality was central to the work.

(The drawing is probably an early expression of his wall sculpture «Count Orloff,» made later that same year.)

Chevrolet didn't provide money upfront, but the early expression of interest helped Ducks Unlimited with other financing.

I conclude (contrary to an earlier expression) that there is no such list, nor can there be, because the term «officer» is not well enough defined.

The authorities generally rely on Blackstone for the earliest expression of the rule.