Sentences with phrase «given occasion»

Only then does it really become possible to eat meals, go for walks, play sport or work together; and in ways that give occasion for wonder.

He seems to know that if a gift giving occasion arises I will always love a new purse.

And the cardigan adds to the perfect outfit given the occasion.

Each time, he generously gives us the occasion to experience again, experience more, and experience more deeply.

Suddenly, I was given occasions for ministry that I had never imagined possible.

Use these gorgeous bags year round for all gift giving occasions.

Bosch Packaging Technology, a leading supplier of process and packaging technology, held its Pharma Solid Symposium in Schopfheim, Germany, on 19 - 20 February 2014 which gave occasion for the opening of its new pharmaceutical laboratory.

Vacations, weekend plans, festivals, family functions give us occasions to rejoice with our family.

APEC's power to convene Asian leaders gives him another occasion to do business directly with key players.

The biblical appeal of the contemporary theologies of liberation has once more given occasion to fulfill the promise of John Robinson that «the Lord has yet much more light and truth to break forth from his holy word.»

Rossetti was attracted to this fervent religious setting in part because of her youth, passion, and depression — but her overenthusiastic piety gave her occasion for self - harm.

One could differentiate pain and boredom by saying that in the former, the experience flooding into the present moment is so insistent as to prevent the higher levels of consciousness from emerging while in the latter, experience gives no occasion for those higher levels.

Their life as an «odd sect» with the simplest of economic pursuits within occupied territory did not give occasion for such responsibility.

Although God created us insecure and thus gave the occasion for our sinning, God never causes sin; sin can not be caused; but he knew at the creation of the world that man would become himself only through his finding in freedom the difference between good and evil.

Any gift giving occasion preferred!

Prizes consisting of sums of money as high as sixty thousand francs are frequently won in matches of pigeons, to say nothing of the betting to which those matches give occasion.»

With good reason, they should have their tails up in this one, especially given the occasion of a derby day, and although they have won just one of their last five games against Wolves, they have gone W2 D2 L1 in their last five visits to Molineux.

McGovern's failure to properly vet Eagleton and his subsequent handling of the controversy gave occasion for the Republican campaign to raise serious questions about his judgment.

It took Ken Clarke and Yvette Cooper to raise the standard of debate above the level of the remedial reading class, but it was the Conservative Dominic Grieve who finally gave the occasion the gravitas it deserved.

A steady growth in demand gave occasion to JW Anderson first stand - alone on - schedule women's show at London Fashion Week.

A simple swish of scarlet lipstick proves the British actress's flair for the dramatic, an apt addition given the occasion.

Planned Parenthood works year - round to help teens delay pregnancy until adulthood, but the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy gives us an occasion to recognize the nation's progress and consider the remaining challenges.

It's not only the big gift - giving occasions like birthdays, holidays, or anniversaries that are harder to shop for — the «just because» gifts are, too.

Another great idea with animal toys comes into play if you live overseas from the child, you can send some animal toys native to the country you are in so then those toys will always be remembered as being from you, and you've got a good idea of other ones to get for the next gift giving occasion!

It gives occasion to offense, to anger, and to resentment, perhaps in ourselves as well as in our brethren, which if not presently stopped, may issue in bitterness, malice, and settled hatred, creating a present hell wherever they are found, as a prelude to hell eternal.

If a mild coronary or other physical illness forces them to slow down for awhile, and if this gives them the occasion to take stock in themselves and they realize that they have been forsaking the important things in life for the unimportant, then any physical pain and any damage done to their career would be more than offset by their recovery of a proper sense of values, by their recovery of their self.

That assumption underlies the frequent proposal that we should limit the effective past to those immediately past occasions which directly impinge on a given occasion.

That Shine thinks that students ought to be given the occasion to ask hard questions of their commencement speaker is part of the problem.

We may assume that none of these closely related meanings was ever entirely absent from his thought when he spoke of the kingdom, but one of them might on any given occasion be primary.

He will trust that God will give him occasion to speak again.

To their credit, the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts has not severed the week's religious roots nor given the occasion a neo-pagan polish.

Of course, the potentiality for each given occasion may not be vividly realized.

God's envisagement is the best for the actual world at any given occasion, but the best for one occasion may be surprised by the best at another occasion.