Sentences with phrase «events of one's past»

Nearly all severe global weather events of the past few years are aligned with a jet stream climate forcing.

Last week: Events of this past week have made me hopeful for the future.

We look back across various events of the past year in our sector.

The unique event of past history is an ever - present reality.

Our present possibilities and decisions are determined to a large extent by events of the past, which opened or closed doors for the present.

There is nothing in the course of events of the past few months to indicate that any effective system has been established, and little hope that one will be.

Is I it possible for events of the past to be lost and yet «condition» or «be present in» the immediate present?

One can not change difficult or traumatic events of the past, but together we can work to better understand, resolve and transform current life challenges.

For faith the unique event of the past is an ever - present reality.

You'll also see some wonderful vintage photography and a timeline highlighting memorable events of the past 100 years.

You shouldn't be focusing on the negative events of the past.

Also, we should not take them too literally since they seem to describe misunderstood events of the past.

Sin grows out of man's present freedom rather than a prehistoric event of the past.

The landscape of the present, however, becomes illuminated only for those whose sight has been trained by the great illuminating events of the past.

With the news events of the past month and week, we need to be reminded that the world is full of goodness.

You can get a loan when you need one, without anyone checking your credit report or holding events of the past against you.

It's frightening to realize how much events of the past year resemble the start of the 1970s bear market.

The works, made throughout 2017, were a reaction to the changing and challenging events of the past year.

Talking about the happy events of the past, however, helps many couples reconnect.

Events of the past few weeks have once again raised the question of the value of anonymous reports regarding experiences of police violence.

He was by no means isolated in this view, or in declining to accept any responsibility for events of the past.

It comes to the Met Breuer on Oct. 28, by which time one of the most important cultural events of the past several seasons will be a fait accompli: the debut, on Sept. 24, of the new National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington.

Many people enjoyed the unseasonal warmth, but most of the other extraordinary weather events of the past decade have been far less welcome.

Item has a long and checkered history of inserting itself into high - profile or controversial cases (O.J. Simpson, Scott Peterson, Roman Polanski, Tiger Woods) and — as events of this past week demonstrate — even at current long - in - the - tooth stage, item has lost none of its effectiveness at cheap publicity stunts.

It is in my view useful for all investors to study financial history in order to learn from events of the past as it often repeats itself.

Rosemary is a point - and - click adventure game whose core mechanic is remembering events of the past in order to uncover a mystery.

Short term lenders use a different set of criteria than standard bank, so only your current circumstances are taken into account and not events of the past that you may or may not have been responsible for.

Many candidates research a public company's annual report, looking for sales and profit figures, understanding what industry they are in, who the officers are, and the major events of the past year.

Certainly he and others could not have anticipated the Roe v. Wade decision of 1973, the single most important event of the past half - century in reconfiguring the socio - political alignments in American life.

But, it will be asked, is this significance to be discerned in the actual event of past history?

That literature — coupled with the astonishing number of off - the - charts extreme weather events of the past few years — is why more and more climate scientists and meteorologists and others are making the connection.

In the decades since Foley Hoag successfully represented the plaintiffs in that action, Foley Hoag has committed itself to transforming the wrenching events of the past into a promising future.

The important event of the past century has been the complete collapse, save within a very limited field, of the older mechanistic scheme.

He believes that the moral reflection of those who have been spared the most horrendous events of the past century can be true only if it grapples with what others have suffered and done.

«All the Old Knives» Chris Pine and Michelle Williams dip into «Mr. and Mrs. Smith» territory with this romantic thriller, but expect something much darker as these former lovers and CIA operatives recall events of the past.

The bulk of the film transpires in flashback, as Charlie narrates the pivotal events of his past while standing trail for his atrocities.

Highlights of news - making events of the past week, from the economy and profits to Europe and interest rates.

Again, priestly religion, in both its Christian and non-Christian expressions, is a backward - moving remembrance or re-presentation (anamnesis) of the sacred events of the past or the primordial Beginning.

FORECAST SHOSHANNAH WHITE + CHARLEY YOUNG Free Will North Church Project Space Tides Institute and Museum of Art, Eastport, Maine A forecast is a prediction, a prophecy, based upon events of the past, that anticipates the future.

Teachers will find Gathering Blue full of material for discussion, including the way in which events of the past shape the future, the role of the artist in society, and ways in which the conflict between predestination and self - determination affect future events.

Borrowing from old advertisements and culturally specific printed textiles, Graham parallels historically significant events of the past with those of the present to explain the cyclical nature of Western politics.