Sentences with phrase «in tune with the times»

To paraphrase Lucas, Hartshorne's was a redoubtable metaphysic, in tune with the times in terms of its attention to logic, language, and science, and Hartshorne himself was a philosopher capable of standing toe to toe with the likes of Lazerowitz, Wisdom, Ryle, Russell, Ayer, Catnap, Von Wright, and Quine, and of earning their respect, if not always their assent (93).

The electronic church is great show business, a powerful audience grabber, and very much in tune with the times.

Yet few deny that the Superstars winner is in tune with these times

She combines a real commitment to the Conservative Party's finest traditions with a complete ability to be in tune with our times.

Even before Alfred Russell decided to abandon abstraction in painting and focus on the human form, the critic Clement Greenberg decided Russell's intellectual approach to Abstraction was not in tune with the times.

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Chuck Piola bursts out of his black Mercedes singing in full throat (this time it's the Drifters tune «Under the Boardwalk,» handled off - key but with feeling) and scans a cluster of skyscrapers.

Zendesk automates the process of collecting real - time feedback from customers to help you stay in tune with what your customers are experiencing.

Of an estimated 100 million television viewers — 10 times the number of people who tuned in for The Voice's season 1 finale — most stay up past the «main event» to watch former secretaries of the U.S. government debate nuclear policy with astronomer Carl Sagan.

While most people will tune in to the television, radio, or even the mobile web for their debate coverage, we're seeing large numbers of users install new applications for the first time to engage with the debate.

Instead, advertisers embracing the opportunity to fine - tune their paid search presence and get more creative with AdWords accounts will reap the benefits now as less steely willed rivals disappear from the listings and in the future, with a cohesive campaign that delivers customers time and time again.

Fox News set a record earlier in the month with 24 million people tuning in to the first Republican primary debate of the 2016 election cycle, making it the most - watched cable telecast of all time, excluding sports programming.

For any woman psychically tuned up to use all her capabilities for orgasm all the time, sexual relations with males would become, comparatively speaking, «breaks» in the «normative» female - to - female pattern.

Despite these valiant efforts, countless Coptic tunes have slipped silently into the sands of time with the death of some white - haired cleric in a nondescript Egyptian village.

To state it in another way, perhaps more in tune with the Gospel, the forgiven sinner might still need a further time of preparation or purging before he was fit for the marriage feast of heaven.

The books that are in the bible were chosen by men and the selected books represented the majority view of the time, leaving out «books» which were considered not in tune with the prevailing opinion.

I am still looking for a better discernment — more loving, more inclusive, more timeless — more in line, more in tune, more in time, more in step — a higher syncronicity with the infallibile and inerrant Word of God.

The brands of the future — both challenger and icon — need to confidently shape their ideas and stake their claim alongside this tech takeover to drive food innovation and future proof their own industries, creating new brands, products and services that are in tune with these rapidly changing times.

Ralph Giammarco, S - OneLP vice president, said: «Staying closely in tune with this market, we've discovered that our customers are looking for not only the best - performing products with lower minimums and improved lead times, but they are also searching for unwavering support and vital education as they expand into digital flexible packaging printing, which has seen exploding growth in the past year.

I try my best to keep a balance in my schedule, not overload it with activities and make time to tune into my higher self.

With a deep roster they're looking to fine tune the chemistry in their roster, and have plenty of time to do so..

Saturday's card has been besieged by issues, with the main event changing several times, but the show will go on, and with two belts on the line, it's worth tuning in.

Arsenal may not be the hammer at the moment but far from just being a fancy jewellery, more like a rubber mallet, with at least 2 - 3 fine tuning could become the hammer of justice, but leave it to master Wenger in finishing his master piece, each year he seems to add a couple pieces, not to unsettle the ones he has already, this coming season would be a good time to complete the master piece

While the total numbers of viewers has increased consistently with time, the overnight rating which measures percentages of households tuned in for the big game, has fluctuated through the years.

Liverpool will close us down very quickly and move fast with numbers so we wont have enough time on the ball the midfield and defense most be well tuned with the midfield and the out field players must defend and go for the ball straight away if they loose it so the essence for the liverpool match is one touch football for the ball to end in their net direct football we did it with the 8 0 win

«Oh we do like to moan beside the Emirates» should perhaps be the theme tune of Tony Pulis, who has not only lost every time he has come to play Arsenal with his current club West Bromwich Albion, but in all of the games when he was the boss at Stoke City as well, making 10 Premier League games and a cup loss for the Welsh manager at the home of the mighty Gunners.

Be sure to tune in (time to be determined on NCAA.com) to that to see if the committee disagrees with me (boy I really hope they do).

With Americans tuning in to watch the league for the first time on the commercial broadcasting station, last year's leading goalscorer put the visitors ahead after what was otherwise a relatively lackluster start to the David Moyes era in Manchester.

I also don't remember a previous Bolton side racking up as many goals at this time in the season, with Coyle's fine - tuning of the Bolton attack working wonders with immediate affect as the Reebok outfit have amassed 28 goals in the league this season; more than Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.

If He Is Easily Upset Start gently, perhaps with massage and music, and then ramp it up over time while making sure to stay in tune with his temperament.

Not like my kids never had a time where they cried a bit before I could get to them, but if you are tune with your baby then you know when it is a cry that needs immediate attention and when it can wait for a minute, and when you are in tune with your baby it seems like they don't cry as much.

Since those doing infant potty training are very in - tune with their baby's pee and poo patterns (moreso than a person using diapers full - time), ECers typically realize there's constipation much earlier than others.

My OB, first time I've had one but she's delivered with midwives for her two children and is very in - tuned to natural childbirth, recommended not waiting too long since we are now living over 7000 feet and it does seem to increase the risk of jaundice.

I remember the wonder that came with discovering an amazing bond that happened each time my daughter and I met at my breast — how our eyes locked, how I was so in tune with each suckling noise and wiggle, how sometimes her soft little hands would reach up next to her mouth and grab my skin, gripping me tight.

I could probably start now because we are very in tune with each other and his cues are much more distinct, but when he turned six months old I started back at my part - time job.

Mount Snow Sports is also a full service repair and tune shop with an experienced crew of mechanics who will get you back on the trails in no time.

Human Development Experts Recommend Tuning in to Family, Not Devices Combined with increasingly hectic work, school, and extracurricular schedules, the advent of wireless technology has led to less quality time between parents and children.

But it can be hard to determine the best time to get pregnant, especially if you have irregular monthly periods and are not in tune with your menstrual and ovulation cycle.

It is already crazy in my house at night time, getting everyone ready for bed, so maybe I'm just not as in tune with their needs at night.

This bonding time has been shown to provide numerous benefits, from lessening crying to helping new parents be more in tune with baby's needs, including boosting milk production.

They are in tune with the mother and baby and focus on your needs from the time they arrive until well after the baby is born and nursing well.

But this is an excellent time for a parent to learn how to remain in tune with their child as the ages and stages go by.

Having this quiet time to be serene and positive can help you feel more in tune with your baby even before birth.

Being in tune with your body is never a bad thing, and for me, those daily temperatures helped me get and stay pregnant and become a mom four times over!

Healthy children's teeth thanks to the smart MAM Oral Care series: It guarantees perfect care — in tune with baby's development at all times.

It's almost like maybe our bodies are just more in tune with how to recover the second time around, regardless of if there's medication or not.

So pick a time that slots in well with babies» finely - tuned schedules.

Since Quinnipiac University's last poll two weeks ago, it's been a looney - tunes time for Paladino in the news media — one time in a face - to - face fight with a reporter — and it shows.»

As to Thatcherism, which you see as one of the «models... to learn from», that was at least partly a matter NOT of dumbing down complex policy issues to sell to the cretins out there but of actually being in tune, for a time, with some of the aspirations of a new social subject.

While this was a global banking crisis without precedent, we were hit especially hard because we have one of the most open economies in the world; with a financial services sector that had grown too big for the UK economy carrying liabilities that were around five times the size of it; UK citizens were privately indebted to the tune of 1.4 trillion pounds — among the highest in the developed world; and we had a housing market that went from spectacular boom to bust.