Sentences with phrase «enduring part»

The show examines a body of work that formed an essential and enduring part of Schendel's wider practice.

The «not quite nice» of recent years has certainly included the mystical and religious longings that form such a deep and enduring part of many people's lives.

And this higher - level series of experiences is thought to have its own causal efficacy, which can influence the enduring parts upon which it is dependent.

But it's something that's been an enduring part of Japanese culture.»

Long seen as a «warm and fuzzy» part of learning, today motivation is being recognized as an essential and enduring part of success in education.

While this talk dynamic may seem an enduring part of the school experience (perfectly captured by the «wawawa» of Charlie Brown's teacher), it doesn't have to be this way.

The desktop computer remains an enduring part of people's news consumption - perhaps because during weekdays it is a work tool.

Hauser & Wirth London presents an exhibition of Mira Schendel's Monotypes, curated by Taisa Palhares and organised with Olivier Renaud - Clément, this presentation examines a body of work that formed an essential and enduring part of Schendel's wider practice.

The first idea is very stark and then the scientific process is like piranhas that nibble away at the soft stuff and whatever is left is the hard skeleton of the ideas — the enduring part.

An enduring part of his legacy is his 1927 book, Administrative Justice and the Supremacy of Law in the United States, which administrative law scholars still cite today, though they rarely examine it in depth.

The identification and protection of fundamental rights is an enduring part of the judicial duty to interpret the Constitution.

Achieved Golden Star Award in 2002 for implementing latest practices and measures which remain a enduring part of the hospital.

«GPALA has been an enduring part of my career, a kind of «home base» for impactful, experiential learning.