Sentences with phrase «faces belong to the world»

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«Because they didn't belong to the social world, they didn't have to obey its rules, freeing them to develop bold ideas and stick with them even in the face of criticism,» she says.

'» «The problem facing the West,» Pamuk wrote, «is not only to discover which terrorist is preparing a bomb in which tent, which cave, or which street of which city, but also to understand the poor and scorned and «wrongful» majority that does not belong to the Western world.»

The problem is to find the resources for one substantial arcology in the face of the overwhelming sense of its strangeness, of its not belonging to the familiar world now decaying all around us.

Since Jesus has now become «the man who belongs to the world» (Jaroslav Pelikan, Jesus through the Centuries), and since most of the Christian world now lives in the Third World, we will likely hear more of this radical, theocentric, and suffering Jesus with a very human world» (Jaroslav Pelikan, Jesus through the Centuries), and since most of the Christian world now lives in the Third World, we will likely hear more of this radical, theocentric, and suffering Jesus with a very human world now lives in the Third World, we will likely hear more of this radical, theocentric, and suffering Jesus with a very human World, we will likely hear more of this radical, theocentric, and suffering Jesus with a very human face.

Human faces were not part of the analysis, although humans also belong to the «clade Catarrhini, which includes Old World monkeys and apes.

Teachers play a sizable role in developing students» beliefs about their intellectual capacity, their sense of belonging in school and the world, their eagerness to learn in the face of adversity, and their strategies for academic and lifelong success by enhancing SEL practices.

That face belongs to the Range Rover Sport SVR and behind that snarl you'll find a 405kW / 680Nm 5.0 litre supercharged V8 designed not to save you from the depths of sinking sand, but rather to take it up to the likes of the Mercedes - Benz C63 AMG on the world's most fearsome racetrack.

The ubiquity of technology often opens up a world of opportunities to young people: social media can be a vital source of support when facing challenges, and the communities created by like - minded individuals online can offer a place to find a sense of belonging and friendship.