Sentences with phrase «into authenticity»

At 57 I am still learning and growing into authenticity.

So, with that said and really into the authenticity topic I guess or the buzz word nowadays it's... Yeah it's important for a lawyer to just be themselves, to try to show some personality in whatever they're doing online or on their website and I think that that is easier said than done because obviously we have all the Googles.

gov Web site pending an investigation into the authenticity of the organization that controlled it.

If you like Sherlock Holmes, you'll really get into the authenticity of this game.

Even some of the larger tourism players are getting into the authenticity game; Trafalgar now has an Insider Highlights program, which connects visitors with local families and experts.

The second part of the book lays out eight flirtation techniques — including «the quirky question,» revealing intelligence» and «decisive decisions» — that will «tap into your authenticity» and turn you into a veritable man - magnet.

Much care has obviously been put into the authenticity of the film from the precise production design to the songs that pepper the soundtrack.

As a matchmaker, my strength lies in my ability to tune into the authenticity of my clients and find the best matches that complement them.

Yet Butterfield & Robinson has managed to create a trip that delves even deeper into the authenticity of the region.

I am ready to step into my authenticity fully by speaking my needs!

Your journey into authenticity starts with you, so embrace the tension.

I am shocked that these «EXPERTS» who are looking into the authenticity of this little fragment of papyrus, do not even mention that this person named Jesus could be someone else who had the same name!

Creating a strategic employee advocacy program allows employers to tap into the authenticity of their employees» posts to drive more awareness, inbound leads and ultimately sales.

Not exact matches

Not just women, but men and women who bring the more feminine values of cooperation, generosity, nurturing, authenticity and honesty into business and the marketplace.

«If they do morph into what they were coached to become, it usually serves to alienate them from their previously existing audience and their «new found success» is usually short lived because it's not coming from a place of authenticity.»

And then I found one that works because it is based on authenticity; only then did other considerations come into play.

Facebook organized its community standards into six categories, including violence and criminal behavior, safety, objectionable content, integrity and authenticity, respecting intellectual property and content - related requests.

The system calls into question the authenticity of Digg's top stories and, likely, yields a nice payday for whoever runs User / Submitter.

Anyone can make up a story, but the customer's innate sense of authenticity is what transforms a story into a brand message.

Their authenticity and passion translate into gained trust and consumers» attention.

If how you present yourself online is too removed from how you present yourself in person, this will call your authenticity into question.

It may sound strange, but consider that once a gold bar leaves a dealer and falls into your hands, there's no way to prove its authenticity.

Smart polished black acrylic handle, with the Edwin Jagger name embossed into the chrome plated collar, a guarantee of authenticity

I will go with the brothers and sisters that believe in open source church, emerging into the new space of participation and authenticity, conversation and relationship.

Experiments conducted under Carl R. Roger's direction demonstrated that growth tends to occur in a counselee when three qualities are present in the counselor: congruence (authenticity, inner openness, self - honesty), unconditional positive regard (warm caring and respect for persons), and empathic understanding (entering into another's inner world of feelings and meanings).

There are other eschatological similes in the recorded teaching of Jesus (J. Jeremias, Parables of Jesus [rev. ed., 1963], pp. 115 - 24, discusses the many such similes that are found in the tradition without going particularly into the question of their authenticity.)

She invites her readers into Christian practices that heighten both the spiritual and relational dimensions of time, so that we may live with greater authenticity as people created in God's image — with an awareness of time as a gift rather than a burden thrust upon us by our daily planners, and with a sense of being «attuned to the active presence of God.»

We seem to have bought into the notion that authenticity equates with humility.

My own disinclination to state a theological method is grounded in the strong conviction that one does not devise a method and then dig into the data; one lives with the data, lets their force, variety, and authenticity generate a sense for what Jean Danielou calls a «way of knowing» appropriate to the nature of the data.10

Thus, while the academic discussion moves off into sophisticated irrelevance, lay theology is dominated by erroneous notions of the Bible and Christian tradition and a lack of freedom and authenticity.

The second generation was raised in a country whose pervasive popular music idolized guitars and drums and whose culture elevated spiritual authenticity over institutional fidelity, but their fathers got into somber suits to go to church and took election to church office extremely seriously.

What is decisive is whether we are or are not open, within the imposed limits, to the loving, the receiving love, the life in love, which will make us into authentic men whose very authenticity is in their «becoming in love».

At first glance, one might tend to classify the religious - affections scholars into Lindbeck's second category, in which he places the existentialists who speak about a universal «depth - dimension» uncovered in certain experiences of «authenticity.»

One major criterion of revelation's authenticity will be its heuristic power, that is, its capacity to bring the now unintelligible, forgotten, and even absurd aspects of our experience into the framework of a continually expanding and deepening intelligibility.

This consummation brings into history in ful lment the last, final dimension of infallibility in doctrine, moral truth and apostolic magisterium: it becomes the final and chief mark of the Church, because only through this mark of literal and genuine Divinity, is it possible to maintain the characteristics of unity, holiness, catholicity and apostolic authenticity.

Specifically, Wright is skeptical of form criticism, which dices the Gospels up into bite - sized portions — a riddle here, a parable there — and then pronounces judgment on the authenticity of this or that piece of data.

The movement emphasized forms of media and consumer society that DeBord called «the society of the spectacle» in which authenticity is absorbed into a world where «all that once was directly lived has become mere representation.»

And much humorous controversy has surrounded the Seminar's practice of voting on the authenticity of individual Jesus - sayings by casting colored balls into a box.

She pulls me down into the depths of spiritual life making me review my beliefs — measuring for meaning and authenticity — while much of the rest of the world yanks me along the top of it.

We've taken the virtue of authenticity and made it into a brand represented by moody filters paired with ultra-curated kitchen - scapes.

Cantucci is one of those recipes that can turn the average Italian — especially Tuscans, into an unbearable nuisance who will brag about keeping the authenticity of their recipe, but it is also one of those preparations people love to customize, and that is why, after all, the American version of Biscotti is not so far from our Italian truth.

The 18th - century authenticity even extends into the bar.

In posting messages, whether edited or unedited, and incorporating them into synthesized responses, the CoP accepts no responsibility for their accuracy or authenticity.

I am still of the opinion that if you put tomatoes into chili, it loses authenticity as chili.

The campaign will apparently focus on the brand's Danish heritage and seek to tap into «consumer demand for authenticity and the trend towards premiumisation in the beer category.»

Now, I won't actually be cooking it this way, because I have limited time and no pit in which to dig and fire coals, but after you've put toothpicks into Dutch pancakes, you're probably not too concerned with authenticity.

Allie loves to engage her clients, learn their stories, enter into their life experiences and create a space where her clients can safely search for a greater sense of wholeness, authenticity and healing.

As a result, I have made it my life's work to help individuals and couples find their authenticity and bring it into their relationships, whatever form they may take.

Donald Trump's rhetoric on immigration and his dalliance into the «birther» movement questioning the authenticity of President Obama's citizenship hasn't helped matters with Hispanic and black voters.

«This can be problematic when a photograph is introduced into a court of law and the jury has to assess its authenticity.»