Sentences with phrase «higher point of»

I take decisions from a higher point of view: what serves the relationship most.

Many candidates are prepared to talk about the high points of their career, but to get a full scope of how you will adjust to the job, hiring managers also want to see how you handle situations that don't go as planned.

It is going to be situated on a hilltop at one of the highest points of the property with a view of the meadows and the main building.

Keep a gratitude journal to remind yourself of the high points of your day and your accomplishments.

Says Diamond, «The high point of my career is getting thank - yous from the littlest shelters, the ones that can't do anything to help me, but I know I have helped people who truly are doing what they can for animals.»

China must «boldly research and innovate, [and] dominate the high points of GMO techniques,» President Xi said in a 2013 speech.

This value is indexed and normalized to account for the highest point of interest for the period.

Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.

Buy when a security breaks above the highest point of a longer - term range that it has been confined in and place a tight stop loss in case the breakout fails.

The currency's performance over the seven - day period was really impressive as Bitcoin Cash went from $ 650 to $ 757, with the lowest point of the week coming in at $ 628 and the highest point of the week coming in at $ 781.

The highest point of the day came when Bitcoin price reached $ 8,390 momentarily.

It is also at its highest point of the year.

The highest point of the week came in the most recent 24 hour period when Bitcoin's price hit a high of $ 8,390.

As shown in the 2016 mortgage rate chart below, home loan rates in three categories have risen for the last seven weeks in a row and are now at their highest point of the year.

The British currency is currently up by 0.0015, against the US dollar trading at 1.5644 — its highest point of the day so far.

While that marks a big improvement, the national MiMi is still well below its high point of 121.7.

After being seated, view the lively and colourful parades; the high point of Rio's Carnaval celebration.

Are we to believe that they had tools to measure the lowest, & highest point of land (mount Everest) back in 7th century Arabia or anywhere in the world???!!! LoL

5 Then the devil took him to the holy city and had him stand on the highest point of the temple.

But voluntary insanity is a high point of immaturity — because a person deliberately loses control of himself or herself.

Even at the high point of his ministry in Galilee, people were not quite sure what to make of Jesus.

Those who knew Bonhoeffer found that the development of the spiritual life as he outlined it was not exciting to begin with, but as time passed they reassessed their views and came to regard their six - month stay in the Finkenwalde experiment as a high point of their lives.

This highest point of the temple was probably the southeast corner of the temple which loomed over a cliff of the temple mount.

Satan is tempting Jesus to test God by saying, «If God is really there, and if He really loves me, He will protect me as I do this crazy thing of throwing myself from the highest point of the temple.»

The high point of this uniting of God and God's love comes in the first epistle attributed to John, specifically in the pronouncement in the fourth chapter that «God is love» (1 Jn 4:8, 16, emphasis mine).

And the highest point of the U2 concert for me was when 65,000 people were singing...

If we had to pick one symbolic high point of this invasion it would be the publication of A. J. Ayer's Language.

The high point of ideological ferment following Allied victory in World War II provoked furious reaction.

[b]» 5 Then the devil took him to the holy city and had him stand on the highest point of the temple.

John is the only Gospel to portray Jesus as different in nature from the prophets, as more than the culminating high point of the succession of people called by God and commissioned with special tasks.

Again we emphasise that it means seeing the whole of the Plan of God from Creation to Salvation as a Unity, as the result of the one Thought or Logos of God, the Word who is made flesh as the centre of this work, and the high point of the Gift.

Going to the Christmas Eve service with him was a high point of the holiday season.

Human freedom is just the highest point of the evolutionary process.

The high point of people's lives seems to be crossing something off of their to - do list.

... I now add that this communion is already perfect in what we all consider the highest point of the life of grace, martyria unto death, the truest communion possible with Christ.»

This dynamic is true and fruitful even if other factors prevent the specific high point of fruitfulness which is the conception of a new eternal life.

«The Byzantine period,» writes Michael Avi - Yonah, an Israeli historian, «represents a very high point of material development attained by this country.»

He updated the agora with Starbucks, and many students found those caffeinated encounters high points of a day, a semester, and even (I once heard) a college career.

One of the high points of the commentary was from Ramzan Kadyrov, the president of Chechnya, while criticizing American authorities for allowing the death of Tamerlan Tsarnaev.

Put his The Riddle of the Universe alongside Adams's masterwork and you can see how neatly Haeckel solves Adams's problem about unity by getting rid of free will, religion, and the immortality of the soul (that it is immortal «is the highest point of superstition») and by his theory of spontaneous generation (his zoological Big Bang that needs no Banger).

Jesus does not support his demand for love by referring to the value of other men as human beings, and love of enemies is not the high point of universal love of humanity, but the high point of overcoming of self, the surrender of one's own claim.

Besides, what better use of my GI Bill education than to present what I know now to have been the intellectual high point of my military career?

The weakest part of «The Catholic Writer Today» is its assertion that we have fallen away from a high point of Catholic literary activity in the mid-twentieth century.

As such it is the high point of that which just being a man and being a woman is the seminal indication.

After he had worked out the Concordat of 1929, which was to signal the high point of his popularity in Italy, Mussolini stipulated that in his audience with the pope he would not have to go through the ceremony of kissing the ring, and he forbade photographers when he participated in the religious service in Saint Peter's during which he had to pray on his knees.

Second: For Hart, the highest point of civility is the decision of Bologna to free all serfs in 1256.

It is in chapters 8 and 9 that we find the high point of the whole discourse.

It is somewhat easier to pinpoint the central or high point of each of these ages.

The Thanksgiving dinner is the high point of the film, as relatives line up, on a lawn reminiscent of Trailer Park Boys (oh Canada!)

Private labeling and customization are a high point of differentiation for Sun Orchard.