Sentences with phrase «image presented by»

Polls of job seekers reveal that 90 % felt dissatisfied with the image presented by their current resume.

[iii] As a consequence, American newspapers» portrayal of global warming as a scientifically controversial issue differs significantly from the image presented by the media in other nations.

Some young men value what they believe to be the masculine image presented by people walking around with aggressive dogs.

As noted by Mikel Encinas, the editor of newspaper Mundo Deportivo's coverage of the club, the main cause of anger was not the result itself but «the image presented by the team».

Quintilian saw the performer as an instrument for embodying the images presented by both oral and written materials.

Not exact matches

CEO Hainer acknowledges that Adidas has «not been present enough» in American sports.Photograph by Albert Foss — Getty Images

In the experiment, monkeys viewed two images on a computer screen, one that presented a reward if the subject reacted by looking right, another when it looked left.

By establishing clear goals, you'll be positioned to present a consistent brand image across all of your marketing platforms.

Moreover, they've attempted to strengthen the image of their leader, Stephen Harper, by presenting him as an experienced and level - headed prime minister.

As long as what is being presented by the CHURCH is the Image of God and not the Facade of Man.

Rather than aristocratic images of noble birth, we are presented with a laborer's wife, from a poor village, the status of which — even among Jews — is suggested by the phrase, «Can anything good come out of Nazareth?»

Conversely the projected future is already exercising its influence on the present through these images, and by continuous interaction it is also affecting the construction of revised images of the future.

For instance, one might ask if the image of Christ presented in this paper corresponds with the image of Christ in line with the mainline theological structure and whether it is seen to be directly or indirectly issuing from the Bible or being informed by the it.

Churches can use black theology to help people overcome oppressive images of the past and present — in some cases, paradoxically, white images that have been financed and constructed by blacks.

This state of affairs can be only partially encouraging, however, for the increasing worldwide popularity of TV has been accompanied by a steady decrease in reading (and in nations where the literacy rate is low, television can have an instant impact on people who have never read a newspaper or magazine) At any rate, recent research has concluded that of all media, newspapers do the best job of presenting a satisfactory image of aging.

In every human life made in the image of God, however defaced by sin that image may be, the Word is present and active as the ground and linking of humanity with God (spermatikos).

Of course, the higher expressions of mysticism have always known a transcendence of images, but they transcend imagery by abolishing the profane consciousness, or by dissolving all that history lying between the present and the Beginning.

As we have seen several times before, the criterion of genuine hope in God's promise consists of a willingness to temper the sacramen - talism of our dreams by a willingness to look mystically into the future symbolized by our images, by a steady posture of patience and silence, and by a transformative praxis that refuses to escape from the troubles of present history.

Without even recounting the crucifixion, Bell presented such vivid images of the patterns of sacrifice in the ancient Near East (the cultural setting for the sacrifice of Isaac) that by the time we got to the story of Jesus, our hearts and minds were connecting the dots.

In the present case, we can either describe God directly, using words in their normal or analogous meanings, or we can talk about God analogously by using vivid concrete images (with their normal meaning) and saying, «God is like this.»

The second part presents a single idea through a clear statement that is made concrete by a series of images.

Transference is a way of trying to continue past relationships by recreating present relationships in their image.

Informed by contemporary experience of the apparent eclipse of mystery, by the sorrow and oppression in much social existence, by the horrors of genocide, and by the modern threat of meaninglessness to the individual's existence, we now seem to be noticing more explicitly than ever before the image of God's self - emptying, or kenosis, that has always been present in Christian tradition.

Hence, by its challenge to our favored images of God, especially those that present God as one whose favor we must win by our religious or ethical performances, the subversive, revelatory image of a God who participates in our own shame pulls the rug out from under a society that seeks by way of religion to legitimate its exclusivism.

A century ago, T. S. Eliot presented the image of a self - organizing literary culture in «Tradition and the Individual Talent,» one in which «[t] he existing monuments form an ideal order among themselves, which is modified by the introduction of the new (the really new) work of art among them,» which alters «the whole existing order... if ever so slightly.»

He finds that the old images and truths evoke and clarify what he is today when «some other person» (Jesus, Jeremiah, Augustine, Bonhoeffer or whoever) brings them to the fore by teaching him about them: it is not unknown for someone to find that the words of a service used day after day are the very words he is wanting to speak at present.

Sayings about anxiety used by Matthew in the Sermon on the Mount are presented next by Luke (Lk 12:22 - 32; Mt 6:25 - 33), coupled with one which combines the images of God as Shepherd, Father, and King.

Returning to visual perception, in which information carried by photons is somehow converted into images, one might say that these images are in a sense re-presentations of a something (or of some part of a something) that has been presented to the perceiver.

By impoverishing the Church's genuinely «Catholic «image, the colonial missions have left the young Churches of Asia, Africa, South and Central America with a heavy historical burden till the present.

By presenting troublesome alternatives to our given state of being, images emergent from our psychic depths or from political and social visionaries, etc., constitute a sort of threat.

The problem is that Jesus did not teach his followers to conform to the image of masculinity and power presented by the world, but instead explicitly taught the opposite — «Blessed are the meek,» «Blessed are the merciful,» «Blessed are the peacemakers,» «Blessed are those who are persecuted.»

But the absoluteness of the future hides itself, and it is sacramentally approachable by us only in the concrete particularity of our present experience with its always limited images of the future.

To me he is truly a theologian who teaches not by skill with intricate syllogisms but by a disposition of mind, by his very expression and his eyes, by his very life,... these writings bring you the living image of His [Christ's] holy mind and the speaking, healing, dying, rising Christ, and thus they render Him so fully present that you would see less if you gazed upon Him with your very eyes.

Perhaps the reminder is again in order that Israel's interest in the original «event» rests predominantly in its present and continuing meaning that the form of the narrative before us is unquestionably cultically conditioned, that is, shaped by the influences of cultic circles at centers of worship in which, the tradition was maintained; and that this cultic tradition returns an image of Moses formed out of long years of meditation on the total significance of his life and time through the succeeding generations of Israel's life.

Whether or not Merton and Chatral were permanently changed by this brief meeting, Merton's account of it presents a beautiful icon of interfaith encounter (I think of the images of Peter and Paul embracing, or Francis and Dominic).

I find it to be very difficult to sort out (perhaps even impossible really) what is genuine teaching of Jesus and what is obscured by the carefully crafted image (various images of course from various factions) of Him presented by the church.

«Westminster crackers are increasingly in demand by leading restaurant chains across the country that want to present a more premium image with the soups and salads that they serve, and we are able to capitalize on that trend,» he notes.

The images, taken from a CCTV camera in a VIP box at Wembley, and shared by the Mirror appear to present the 30 - year - old — who earns # 30,000 a week — rummaging through a cabinet in a corporate hospitality box belonging to sportswear manufacturer Nike, and taking out the objects he wants to nab.

Motivated by fear, I allowed myself to present a picture of my breastfeeding journey and an idealized image of «successful» breastfeeding that simply wasn't true.

Sexualised images of underage girls in beauty pageants are presented in the same publications, accompanied by sub-headings that project a sexual «knowingness» onto their behaviour.

He also repeated the argument made by a number of senior ministers and judges recently that the only way Britain would fight terrorism was by presenting an image of a different society, one where freedom and tolerance were the rule.

This led to the immensely successful state visit by Her Majesty to Ireland in spring 2011 — four days which presented one iconic image after another.

Councilmember Daniel Dromm (c.) was visited by area authors / historians Constantine E. Theodosiou (l.) and Jason D. Antos (r.) at his office where he was presented with a copy of their latest book, Images of America: Jackson Heights.

The Labour campaign was a marked change from previous efforts; professionally directed by Peter Mandelson and Bryan Gould, it concentrated on presenting and improving Neil Kinnock's image to the electorate.

Here, we present a selection of those images, starting with this one, by Azuma Makoto.

Instead of presenting electronic content one line at a time, this display would translate words and images into tactile displays consisting of up to 25 rows, each with 40 cells side by side.

Using common but sophisticated software like Adobe Photoshop, combined with open access to literally millions of raw images taken by publicly funded space missions of the past and present, many amateurs are finding few technical barriers to creating stunning images.

Last year, Discover presented a gallery of 6 images generated by scientists using supercomputers to do leading - edge research in various fields.

The Larsen Inlet ice shelf, a 350 - square - kilometer slab north of Larsen A, was present in a satellite photograph taken in 1986, but by the time another image was made in 1988, most of it was missing.

Suddenly, the defense asks if it can present images of Bill's brain, produced by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).