Sentences with phrase «to find expression»

This quality should also find expression in the objective.

Look closely, though, and you'll find expressions of joy as well.

The lesson teaches pupils to tackle problems involving finding an expression for the area of a composite shape and solving the resulting linear equation.

But both insisted that faith finds expression in works.

A Catholic ethos was not something to be confined to RE lessons but a pervasive set of values that find expression throughout the school day.

Of course the SNP likes to claim that the wider identity will still find expression, through the crown, the shared currency (if permitted), and so forth.

That harmony eventually found expression in Gothic proportion — its visual equivalent.

This dissent almost never finds expression in the peer - reviewed literature, and when it does, the research typically does not withstand scrutiny.

The possibility of a fully electric valve would make redundant the cam etc so it will be good if that can find expression too.

The growing ICT - demand in developing countries finds expression in long waiting lists for telephone connections, growing use of cellular systems and expanding numbers of Internet users.

The biblical message always finds expression in a new culture by affirming some aspects of the culture and challenging others.

His obsessive interest, artistic skill, and evolving understanding of the architecture of the nervous system found expression in beautiful portraits of brain cells and diagrams of nerve fibers.

Students find an expression equivalent to the expression on one link.

This had previously found expression in his Death and Disaster series, which included images of car crashes, electric chairs and the atomic bomb.

Like, an approach is a psychology maybe that finds expression though material qualities such as gesture, value, or surface.

This idea of the female monster finds expression in myth, religion and literature.

Money is the fuel on which businesses run, and most ideas and ambitions will never find expression until a certain amount of capital is injected to either kick - start or establish them.

This is a classic scenario where students are asked to find an expression for the perimeter of a shape.

This means that doctrine and tradition must be expected to grow, take on new forms, and find expression in new ideas.

Paintings, collages, photographs, and books made of lead are among the elements in his expanding artistic cosmos, which finds expression through unconventional and symbolically charged materials...

Bush's art found expression through colour by way of abstracted motifs which retained a surprisingly innocent connection to the visible world.

Haselden's profound disappointment with Johnson found expression as early as May 1965.

The point is that there was not an adequate idea of the transcendence of the gospel over religions and cultures, and therefore the idea of the Church of Christ as a ferment transforming all religions and cultures and taking new incarnations within them did not find expression in missionary practice.

Here you will also find an expression of our schools» most urgent development needs, needs which Members expressed directly through phone conversation during our recent member survey.

Blaming finds expression on conceptualizations of relationship violence as being dynamic for which both partners are responsible.

This new attitude found expression at the Jerusalem meeting: «We rejoice to think that just because in Jesus Christ the light that lighteth every man shone forth in its full splendor, we find rays of that same light where he is unknown or even is rejected.

I am creative, and my creativity doesn't just find expression in my paintings, my cartoons, my music or my sculptures, but in everything I do, including my relationships and the way I pastor a community.

In his baptism he «repents» of his former selfhood built upon a non-eschatological «world», and in believing John's message of the eschatological situation assumes the eschatological selfhood which ultimately found expression in the title «Son of Man».

[73] Differing perspectives and insights on complex and difficult legal issues find expression when all members of an appellate court are afforded an equal opportunity to contribute to its jurisprudence.

The sociologist of religion must beware of falling into the same error in overemphasizing random phenomena (eccentric forms of sectarianism, etc.) The historical beginnings of religious and sectarian communities, however, are important fields for investigation of the mediums through which religious experience finds expression.

Motherwell's rich intellectual background consistently found expression outside the studio.

He is also dedicated to the location of Hong Kong as an urban landscape in which his thematic concerns find expression.

And that feeling found expression through the SNP.

Founded in 1998, Roq La Rue has been supportive of contemporary artists who found their expression through pop surrealism or underground art.

An example of this border - crossing is his mapping of Vedic and Buddhist thought to modern debates in science and philosophy, which then find expression in film or performance.

Over the years, Pasmore's authentic if less than clamorous voice found expression in a variety

Orozco's interest in complex geometry and mapping find expression in works like the patterned human skull of Black Kites, the curvilinear logic of Oval Billiard Table, and the extended playing field of the chessboard in Horses Running Endlessly.

John Akomfrah, CBE (born 4 May 1957)[1] is a British artist, writer, film director, screenwriter, theorist and curator of Ghanaian descent, whose «commitment to a radicalism both of politics and of cinematic form finds expression in all his films».

Even as Instinct and Intellect are characterized by the masses and the fortunate classes, so Wisdom finds expression with the statesmen, which we might term the «universal» class.

Being a pastor of a local community, I want to explore how the idea of online community being virtual (not real, but seeming to be real) is not a symptom of the internet, but a condition of fallen humanity that finds expression even in our local churches and congregations.

Two heritages found expression in those two names.

Finally, let it be stated that the value of early Christian thought finds expression in contemporary renewal, especially in the areas of liturgy and the rites of initiation (baptism, confirmation, Eucharist).

Such complications can mask the effect of other forces that might otherwise find expression in risk premiums or interest rates: forces, for example, associated with the concern about fiscal sustainability in the United States or the sustainability of our external imbalances.

Soros says «I contend that financial markets never reflect the underlying reality accurately; they always distort it in some way or another and the distortions find expression in market prices.