Sentences with phrase «expressed in a language»

Inescapable because justice demands a balancing of the scales; limited because we must express in language what we believe in language, and language falls so far short of the promised reality.

That fact should be clearly expressed in the language we use.

The Lutheran distinction between Christ and culture, or rather, between the two ways in which God rules God's world, is traditionally expressed in the language of the «two realms» or «two governances» of God.

The Church decided its teachings, mainly through its Councils, in terms of dogmatic definitions, expressed in the language of the accepted Greek philosophy of the times.

What Jesus had to say about God, as we have seen, was expressed in language imaginative and emotive, which suggests rather than defines.

The result of this systematic evisceration of religious claims is almost always the adumbrating of a set of vacuous claims upon which, it is supposed, all religious persons can agree; and such claims are usually expressed in a language and with a tone that is more appropriate to the nurture of an infant than to the intellectual challenge of an adult.

The Israelite hope in YHWH may be expressed in the language drawn from the cult which celebrated Baal's resurrection, but there is no suggestion that YHWH himself undergoes a death and renewal process.

They will therefore maintain that there is existential truth which can not be expressed in the language of discursive terminology, and which therefore requires an entirely different language, indirect and allusive, but such as can not be supplanted or explained away.

So true is this of Paul's statement that interpreters have often said that the Roman church must have been «adoptionist» in its Christology and that Paul is expressing himself in language more congenial to its views than to his own.

Not what can be expressed in a language but its capacity to quicken and stimulate mental action determines its superiority or deficiency, the criterion being the clarity, definiteness, and mobility of the ideas that the language evokes in the nation whose spirit has created it and upon which it in turn reacts.

But at this stage these A-laws will appear only as unjustified assertions within B. To complete the reduction, we must also show that the A-laws as expressed in the language of B, can indeed be derived from the basic laws of B by some deductive procedure.

Many propositions are felt without being expressed in language.

The Scholar Eric A. Havelock believes that the transition in Greece from orality to literacy wiped out the need for people to develop a highly accurate memory based on speech, and thus eliminated the need for communicators to express themselves in language that could easily be memorized.

I have such a thought, but unfortunately it can't be expressed in a language based on something from the past.

Indeed, in many traditions there is an internal emphasis on the difficulty, if not the impossibility, of grasping the truth and expressing it in language.

This rise may be explained as a result of an increasingly polarised political landscape, which is best expressed in a language conceived for dealing with competition.

Scottish Labour needs clarity over its key purpose and then needs to find a way of expressing it in language activists can explain and voters can understand.

Land of the Golden Stool expressed in the language, passage rites, festivals, cuisine and ordinary...

Teaching the language of physics thus means not only teaching the language structures typically used in the subject, including the specific terminology and grammar, but also the reasoning or argumentation that we find in physics and how this is expressed in language.

These ideas can be precisely expressed in the language of mathematics using notions from information theory such as entropy [see box on next page].

This is very worthwile as well to express oneself in their language, they are flattered by that.

Far from giving any substance to such rumors, on the last Friday in December — on the very day when a special order was announced granting a full pardon to people blinded by violent means — the state held a Banquet of Forgiveness (a sadaka, as it was expressed in the language of the land) for the benefit of all the victims of the Blinding Order.

Albert Einstein said that ``... most of the fundamental ideas of science are essentially simple and may, as a rule, be expressed in a language comprehensible to everyone ``.

learning to express yourself in language that people understand trust and connect with is building your brand.

The three artists worked closely together in the 1930s and 40s, and as Karmel notes, all «[began] with the sublime melancholy of metaphysical painting, and [transformed] it into the sublime exaltation of the nineteenth - century Romantic landscape, expressed in the language of abstraction.»

Like his stratified paintings, these drawings are not illustrations, a visual expression of a theoretical position, but rather a rendering of that which can not be expressed in language: the entirely direct and accessible sensations that the viewer experiences in front of these works.

«I feel good here»: the well - being under - expressed in the language it appears in like a fleeting glimmer is a spatial practice.»

Lord Justice Rimer decided that while the judge's task was to «ascertain the intentions of the parties as expressed in the language in which they have chosen to frame the grant, the one area of evidence that is wholly inadmissible for that purpose is the direct evidence of what the parties, or either of them, actually intended by it».

188, 190 (2005) The test is whether the contract expressed in language sufficiently plain and explicit to convey what the parties agreed upon.

Purposive construction will necessarily ensure that the Commissioner is alive to the possibility that a patent claim may be expressed in language that is deliberately or inadvertently deceptive.

We consider the intent of the parties as expressed in the language of the stipulation.»

Not exact matches

However, his tweets and the language expressed in them has often led to dramatic market reactions and caused some distress with the country's foreign partners.

Moreover, the sign language database will be updated with new gestures and words from users via the «Sign Builder» feature because, as in speech, there are multiple ways to express a word in sign.

To use the «gentle start - up» technique, McNulty explains that, when you want to express a complaint or concern to a partner or colleague, you should do so in a positive manner, avoid blaming language, use mostly «I» statements, and discuss your perspective, feelings, and needs.

It isn't clear, though, that having learned to express themselves well in an investor's language has nailed the entrepreneurs ability to really think through the risks and evolve a plan with great promise and chances of success.

On the other hand, back in April, after reading that same language, Allergan's lawyers said that Pershing and Valeant «took express pains to sidestep Rule 14e - 3 which outlaws insider - trading in connection with a tender offer, by styling themselves as co-bidders and not (yet) proceeding towards a tender offer.»

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What we are getting is the attempt to express the Hebrew thought in the Greek language and Greek thought which is totally different from the Hebrew.

If you believe that Christian doctrine is essentially an attempt to capture dimensions of human experience that defy precise expression in language because of personal and cultural limitations, then the truth about God, the human condition, salvation, and the like can never be adequately posited once and for all; on the contrary, the church must express ever and anew its experience of the divine as mediated through Jesus Christ.

Before they can understand the messages in the Bible (or any written or spoken thought), children must learn to understand language, but they do not need to understand words to feel and express love.

This is part of a series called concrete liturgies by a Christian community, Vaux, where they're exploring what it means to express faith and worship in the language of the city.

Though we speak many languages, have different ethnic origins, and express our faith in diverse ways, we all claim the Anabaptists in 16th century Europe as our spiritual ancestors.

Most of the imagery, the visual symbols and the language expressed the spooking, sparking and spinning which Mary Daly in her recent book Gyn / Ecology proposes to women as the way to true liberation.

The goal of the Christian life is to be found in the experience of «perfect love,» and the eschatological hope is expressed in similar language.

It is expressed not in high - flown language but as a down - to - earth matter - of - fact promise.

Bob, your inability to express disagreement in civil language speaks further of your panic and desperation in the darkness, being unable to see your own hypocrisy, and is a shining example of a hardened heart and a cautionary tale for all who are not yet as far along your stumbling path to see.

Some individuals have expressed interest in translating essays and books from Religion Online into languages other than English, and then making them available through their own web sites.

Theology, I believe, has special responsibility for the symbols, images, the language, used for expressing the relationship between God and the world in every age.

Knowledge of a language consists in the ability to recognize and use the patterns adopted to express meanings.

Jesus used agricultural metaphors, Paul quoted Greek poets, and we too need to find ways of expressing gospel truths in the thought language of our audience...