Sentences with phrase «everyday world»

I love fiction, I love the way that words can draw you from your own everyday world.

Victoria wasn't really a magazine, it was an escape from this old everyday world with all its modern hoopla into a visual romance with grace colored glasses.

Not everyday the world champion jams out Adele's «Someone Like You» on the piano!

Plato makes a sharp contrast between the physical everyday world and the eternal world.

We believe that we are everyday world changers.

Lopez's prints, drawings, and installations combine techniques from printmaking and urban infrastructural design, using a unique visual language to create spatial experiences reminiscent of those of the pedestrian in the modern everyday world.

From the perspective of the so - called post-internet generation, his sculptures, films and online projects — often arranged as installations — are concerned with the relationship between real and virtual everyday worlds, that is, with life and experience in the internet age and the effects this has on social reality.

Johns seems to allude to these forms in the modern cutlery around the frame, whose realism abruptly connects this very abstract painting to the contemporary everyday world.

«It really doesn't matter what book you read, by losing yourself in a thoroughly engrossing book you can escape from the worries and stresses of the everyday world and spend a while exploring the domain of the author's imagination,» Dr. David Lewis, the study's researcher, told The Telegraph.

«There are so many of them, right on the doorstep of our everyday worlds,» Happer told Tech Insider in 2016.

Any ultimate answer will be violating rules of our everyday world.

Whereas monastic spirituality regarded vocation as a calling out of the world into the desert or the monastery, Luther and Calvin regarded vocation as a calling into the everyday world.

When I read Leviticus, I can almost see the mini-blinds being swiveled shut on the everyday world.

I do not think that I have ever lived more gaily, in the everyday world, than precisely in this period, which brought with it for my theology what appeared to many to be a monkish concentration.

Typically, gnostics hold that the sacred realm, the realm of perfection, is utterly estranged from the mundane, everyday world.

The World Teacher is already here, emerging right at this moment into the everyday world as a man concerned about modern issues.

Gottwald stresses the cruciality of this when he writes,» (The biblical) writers lived in an everyday world of their own and many of the topics and interests of biblical texts reflect the conditions and events of that everyday biblical world which it is folly to ignore if we want a well - rounded understanding of ancient Israel.»

The everyday world is ordered by lack, of food, shelter, sex, and so on; it is a world of demand and pressure and need.

Through your God - given senses you can recognize God's presence in the everyday world.

The incidents of the everyday world, says de Chardin, are the rungs of the ladder where the traffic is up and down between heaven and earth.

Maitreya, the World Teacher who is emerging into the everyday world to work with humanity and lead us into a brilliant new, peaceful civilization, is here to show us the way forward.

Those who withdrew from the world to live the life of Christian devotion in the monastic cloister were the «religious», while those who ministered in the everyday world were the «secular» priests.

We are not to shut ourselves off from the world in a spirit of asceticism, but to live in the everyday world inspired by the radical obedience that is demanded by the love of God.

Whitehead and process thought offer new theoretical foundations and common sense warnings and applications, and they also directs new attention to feeling as an essential part of intellectual experience thus bridging the gap between philosophic principles and the everyday world of teaching and learning.

Whitehead's ideas bridge the gap between philosophic principles and the everyday world of teaching and learning.

The everyday world is transitory and perishable and most people take this as the real world.

Here, however, it is not the rules and regulations, but the spirit found within those dedicated to the life apart from the world, the inner experiences which came to them, often seen in contrast to the life of the everyday world to which they once belonged.

Between its reasonable prices, anything - goes atmosphere and penchant for providing refuge from the everyday world, Dick's Last Resort is growing its revenue during the recession while some of its competitors struggle to survive.

The Philadelphia Science Festival returns this spring to educate, inspire, and engage the region with the science and technology that surrounds our everyday world.

I adore the freedom of creating things, it takes me out of the everyday world and into a special place that I've made.

«Trying to maintain some normalcy is most important when things are suddenly very different in a toddler's everyday world,» says Dr. Thomas.

It is actually adaptive to be born at a more underdeveloped stage, because the everyday world provides more diverse sensory input than the closed environment of the womb.

Antsy Pants play kits offer children so much creativity and imagination in their everyday world.

Healthy family interactions with Mom and Dad (and even Grammie and Grampie) are an integral part of the kids» everyday world

Experiments using laser light and pieces of gray material the size of fingernail clippings may offer clues to a fundamental scientific riddle: What is the relationship between the everyday world of classical physics and the hidden quantum realm that obeys entirely different rules?

Cards Against Reality In our everyday world, it seems, the laws of quantum theory lead to absurd results.

There are many materials in the everyday world that don't have a crystalline structure, including Styrofoam, glass, foam, plastic and rubber.

The use of assistive technologies in our everyday world diminishes the differences between people with different abilities.