Sentences with phrase «general necessities of life»

Not exact matches

It is a twofold harmony, logical and aesthetic, he said at the end of the first chapter of Science and the Modern World: «While the harmony of logic lies upon the universe as an iron necessity, the aesthetic harmony stands before it as a living ideal molding the general flux in its broken progress towards finer, subtler issues.»

I'm sure it's not going to resolve anything overnight, but I believe if we push, through the use of media and psychology the idea that the life of our fellow human deserves respect above anything else it will reduce gunfire in general and perhaps the necessity for guns.

Food in general, regarded as necessary for sustaining life: «If bread is the first necessity of life, recreation is a close second» (Edward Bellamy).

We are all limited by time restrictions in life, with work, family and the general necessities of day to day living it is sometimes hard to fit in your training program.

I can't remember if it was late 2012 or early 2013, but I was living alone, and I was kind of using nail polish as a bribe to get myself to walk the half - mile to Dollar General to get cat food, ramen, cheap wine, and other broke girl necessities.

Whether it's for work or fun, most of us are on our phones a good portion of the day, which is why apps have become almost a necessity in dating and life in general.

Then you have people like me that are just not good at hitting them out of the way... Add two neck surgeries (acdf & posterior placement of rods), endometrial ablation (& tubal ligation as a necessity for the ablation), a gallbladder removal, worsening spinal stenosis and degenerative disease, many bad situations related to life in general, etc, etc, etc... It has not been a good 10 years, no matter how you slice it.

Advertising is a necessity of modern life in order to become known and to show one's product to the general public, and anyone with the money to pay for the space and the fancy artwork can become a major advertiser whether or not the claims in the ads are true.

Instead, «fair and equitable» is determined by looking at several factors such as, duration of marriage, contribution of the parties to the marital estate, age of parties, health of parties, life status of the parties, necessities and circumstances of parties, earning abilities, past relations and conduct, and general principles of equity.

The general legal posture is for states to view life insurance as less of a necessity than health coverage.