Sentences with word «epiphany»

True, the disciples will never manage to figure out for long just who this is that is leading them, despite a fair number of epiphanies of their own.

The artist's unmade bed — surrounded by used condoms, stained underwear, cigarette butts and empty vodka bottles — marked a moment of epiphany in Emin's life.

I find that sometimes with self - awareness, clients can illuminate the issue, and feel better about it, and have really great epiphanies about how to move forward in their lives and even develop more compassion for ourselves about how we got here.

Here's a tip that I THINK came from Elizabeth Pantley, that was a big epiphany for me: have the kid wear his next - day clothes to bed the night before, with a pair of underpants over his nighttime Pull up.

«My moment of epiphany came 20 years ago when I was in a CAVE [a virtual reality room with images projected onto the walls] at the supercomputer center in Illinois,» he says.

You have to introduce your readers about which epiphany moment you are going to talk about the essay and how it affected your life.

Amenoff had a similar epiphany when he was living in New Mexico in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

And caffeine - induced epiphanies after a very long day of e-book formatting.

Many will have reached their own epiphany while in week three of pregnancy after discovering that the sperm and egg union resulted in a chromosomal human blueprint for their future babies.

They all make Vancouver just such a wonderful city to be in (helped by mountains and water and views to die for at every turn) and the video is done with Clarence's usual skill, but I had a serious epiphany at about 6:15 when planner Brent Toderian says:

Every artsy young man goes through his Beat period — the moment when he discovers the work of Allen Ginsberg and his fellow travelers, then experiences epiphany.

If no one's going to have a life - changing epiphany from reading a lengthy white paper, why not send them a targeted, customized one - sheet on how your business meets their needs instead?

My 19 - year - old daughter Laura had a taxing epiphany last summer.

It was around this time, at 15, that Richter began to develop an interest for art, having an early epiphany during an eight - week summer camp organized by the Russian - controlled State, where he spent a lot of time drawing.

Dave Smith's own epiphany came around the time of the Vietnam war, when he was invited to a Quaker Friend's Meeting.

McMillan's big epiphany about what's wrong with modern worship hit him following a somewhat unlikely moment — he was frustrated while Bible shopping.

After a brief back and forth, the greatest epiphany occurred about Trunks and Supergirl.

After a life dedicated to the discovery of God's revealing presence in an evolving universe, and yet banished and silenced in his own church, it seemed appropriate that he should depart this life on the day of the great epiphany of the Lord as victor over sin, ignorance, and the established religion.

A 4 and 2 year old are not capable of such epiphanies.

But «Beauty Patch» chases the moment of epiphany so single - mindedly that it forgets to be sensitive about how it's accomplished.

The string and piano somberness of an empty victory builds to a rousingly symphonic moral epiphany as the score finally hears the truth behind the façade of false promises.

Other areas of your teachings have been illuminating if not epiphanies for me.

I had a little epiphany recently, though it's a little la - la landish: we will solve it because we must!

Back in the U.S., another 3L was having a similar epiphany in a corporate law context.

Epiphanies did not await the occurrence of something extraordinary or out of the way.

Epiphanies happen during sessions that you didn't have otherwise, and you could have more understanding, perhaps more compassion for yourself.

I had a little epiphany looking at these photos.

In this ancient city, I had this sudden epiphany that, in prehistoric times, ancient cooks would have naturally experimented with combining two of their favorite crops.

I had a similar epiphany regarding crew necks this summer, and have issued a similar edict — no more!

The insights, and even epiphanies, can hold the answer, pointing which way you may want to go at the end of your relationship break.

One of his many epiphanies comes after a workplace performance review, when he goes home and declares to Kristen that he wants one from her, too.

One thing that made the piece pop was its ensemble of intriguing characters, not least of which being Jules Winnfield, a hitman who has a life - changing epiphany early on.

Director Rian Johnson introduces the film «Under The Skin» as part of the BFI Screen Epiphanies in partership with American Express at The BFI Southbank on July 27, 2015 in London, England.

Wilberforce experienced a similar spiritual epiphany which prompted him to lobby tirelessly against slavery for 20 years.

The final epiphany came 2 months ago, when Batygin's simulations showed that Planet X should also sculpt the orbits of objects that swoop into the solar system from above and below, nearly orthogonal to the ecliptic.

Then she and her husband travelled to Angor Wat, Cambodia, where she experienced a spiritual epiphany upon seeing the ancient religious sculptures in the jungle.

Most of us never get to share Galileo's epiphany because ubiquitous light pollution easily overwhelms the glow of the Milky Way.

Sometimes I reach epiphanies, spark creativity, and remember things from my past to work on.

«The garden and the local market have always been central to my home cooking, so I had a real epiphany when I realized I could use the same soulful approach towards my baking,» Hayley said.

Life - changing epiphanies come in all shapes and sizes, but the one that transforms the protagonist of «Henry's Crime» is a strange bird indeed: implausible and barely perceptible.

Gee's epiphany led him to the forefront of a wave of research into how video games affect cognition.

We have seen that radical faith knows the transcendent epiphany of Spirit as an alien and repressive form of God, and Hegel would teach us that it is only in the modern world or in an absolute form of faith that consciousness can know that transcendent Spirit is abstract and lifeless, for only by means of a realization of the death of God in human experience can faith be liberated from the authority and the power of the primordial God.

I remember one judge being super-excited to present a recent epiphany by drawing a chart showing how 80 - 90 % of the solutions for ppl seeking resolution to legal conflict come from outside the legal profession but 80 - 90 % of the cost / funding is inside it.