Even if not written by her, it exemplifies her philosophy perfectly,
expressing more clearly than any other source I've seen the idea that the Labour Party is morally defective and therefore illegitimate.
And on the subject of whether scientists should be
expressing themselves more forcefully in public, there's an interesting discussion at realclimate on «Are we being too cautious in the way we talk about the implications of the results?»
By the end of the 1940s, Pollock was
expressing himself more lyrically.
College students are using and abusing credit cards more than ever, reports an updated study by the University of Arizona and National Endowment for Financial Education, with students surveyed in 2011
expressing more disinterest in money and credit management than they did in a 2009 survey.
(«Uno» and «Multi» are my placeholder names for the two products, aimed at
expressing more simply what they would be all about, but more on that in a later post.)
Size-wise, the all - new K900 is longer and wider than its predecessor, while both front and the rear overhangs are short, pushing the wheels further out to the corners of the car
expressing more space along with improvement in ride quality.
By late high school, students should be able to evaluate how
expressing more positive attitudes affects others.20 In 2007, Illinois funded a cohort of schools to implement the state's SEL standards during a three - year period.
Perfect for
expressing more than one side of your gorgeous self on your wedding day.
It's a classic color that will never go out of style and pink has a way of
expressing your more feminine and fun side.
We are
expressing more interest and care to learn not only what our foods contain, but also, how they were processed, their quality, and origin.
According to scientists, gratitude acts like a protective mechanism, and
expressing more gratitude after a trauma can lead to a more positive outcome and prevent symptoms of PTSD.
In other words, if you want to feel more appreciation in your life, begin with
expressing more appreciation.
In the medium term, single - toxin Bt maize is being progressively replaced by a stacked variety producing two different toxins but, in a worst case scenario, one can not exclude that Busseola fusca could also quickly adapt to varieties
expressing more than one toxin.
A new academic analysis finds conservatives
expressing more and more distrust in science in recent decades, particularly educated conservatives
Republicans are
expressing more enthusiasm about casting their ballot this fall than are Democrats.
A Republican operative confirmed to CQ Roll Call the party is looking to target Murray this cycle, but with many of the state's most eligible Republicans
expressing more interest in challenging the Democratic governor, a formidable candidate remains elusive.
If asked to comment on specific names, they may carefully modulate their approval,
expressing more approval for some names than for others, but they should never admit to hating a particular name.
As your baby shows signs of accepting an alternative feeding method, start
expressing more milk and occasionally offering the bottle or cup when he acts hungry between feedings.
Got this recently as I was
expressing more than 150 ml at one go.
If your teen has been
expressing more worry than usual, it could be due to stress.
They gaze lovingly and inquisitively at each other while nursing, she helps him out by squeezing my breast and
expressing more milk for him, and she strokes his hair while they both nurse.
There are few features to look out for which may make
expressing more comfortable for you.
It's a great performing pump but don't opt for this pump if you are
expressing more than twice a day or your burn out the motor quickly.
For practical purposes, a brief selection known as Hidden Words has been widely circulated as
expressing the more important teachings of the prophet.
More than that, relational thought can provide an alternative framework for interpreting and
expressing more coherently the originating beliefs, especially regarding the interim state, the resurrection of the dead, and particular / general judgment.
religion is the opium of the masses... and the modern day america is so... advanced that more and more people are
expressing more... religious inclinations... Especially now with a «socialist» president... my oh my, people become somehow more..
I add music to my poems
expressing more of what I want to say.
And they tend to take the process too personally: A 2013 study from the University of Oxford demonstrated that entrepreneurs are inclined to
express more emotion at the bargaining table, to their detriment.
Michigan University's Nicole Ellison says, «The characteristic of the online medium is that certain aspects of our personalities may be able to be
expressed more.
Another exciting development in the emoji world: the consortium may decide to give consumers the ability to reverse the direction of their emoji and letting
them express themselves more precisely.
Yet some officials
expressed more enthusiasm at the prospect.
Republicans
expressed more favorable views of the health care bill, with 48 % of them approving.
When you let workers
express themselves more, and they know you actually listen, that can result in all kinds of benefits, from longer employee tenure to higher quality effort.
In PwC's research, millennials
expressed more interest in wearable - enhanced retail interactions than others surveyed.
Rather than just a logo and static website, you can
express more with photos and moving imagery to create a lasting and comprehensive brand message.
Sen. Roy Blunt (R - MO) is expected to take over for Shelby as chair of the Rules Committee, and the bill's proponents hope he will
express more of an interest in it, a Democratic aide told me.
Jamie Dimon's comments are in contrast to those of other major Wall Street bankers who
expressed more nuanced, open - minded positions with cryptocurrencies like bitcoin.
Builders
express more excitement about the new construction market than they have in years, especially after a market slump.
This will allow users to
express more emotions toward posts and comments.
Slack has released emojis into the workplace communication platform, allowing users to
express more emotions in what they say.
Since the Second Vatican Council's Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy, which called for funeral rites to «
express more clearly the paschal character of Christian death,» the homilies and general aura of Catholic funerals have often ignored Purgatory and instead canonized the deceased among the heavenly blessed....
On the other hand, the active religious sister's conformity to Christ is
expressed more visibly through a particular apostolate, for example, teaching, nursing, crisis pregnancy work and care for the homeless.
The development of effective birth control methods has made it possible for the unitive function of human sexuality to be
expressed more freely, which admittedly given predisposition to selfish predatory behavior is a mixed blessing.
I want to say quite simply what a Catholic Christian thinks about justification, or, to
express it more cautiously, what he is allowed to think.
His thoughts are my thoughts as well although His thoughts are
expressed more perfectly.
If talk about God is to
express more than intellectually satisfying constructions, abstract ideals, and hopes, theologians will have to show in fact that Hartshorne is wrong when he says that «our knowledge of the concrete divine reality is negligibly small» (NTT 77).
In our own lives we all have a natural leniency in how we respond to the Spirit, and some people
express this more visibly than others.
But what I hold essential has been
expressed more in Biblical Judaism than anywhere else — in the Biblical dialogue between man and God.»
Thus the court, though not constitutionally prohibited, has nevertheless been reluctant to adopt any role wherein
it expresses the more profound values of the Mexican nation.
The basic ambiguity of the biblical picture of God could hardly be
expressed more vividly.