Sentences with phrase «kind of acting challenge»

However, the more small scale world of Black Mirror should give them a very different kind of acting challenge.

Not exact matches

He then utilized terminology that for decades informed the basic stance of process theology on the nature of true power, though, as we shall see, that is open to challenge: God «persuades the world by an act of suffering with the kind of power which leaves its object free to respond in humility and love.»

Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal hasn't yet found the kind of high - level backing he wants for his planned legal challenge to the federal No Child Left Behind Act, but he insisted last week that he remains «absolutely» committed to filing the threatened suit.

But we believe in private school choice, too — indeed, we believe in every kind of school choice that works for kids — and have previously mapped the touchy territory of accountability for «voucher schools» and advised policy makers on how to deal with these challenging trade - offs and balancing acts.

Now that so many students take the ACT, one challenge is to sort out who is going on to what kind of post-secondary training and what skills they actually need.

Writing Research Paper Proposal: A Practical Guide for You; Writing research paper proposal is a rather challenging and important task you have to complete, and in order to succeed in this kind of academic writing, you have to know for sure how to act.

This mode acts kind of like gym battle in Pokémon Go: You pick a faction from a choice of all the different One Piece crews, you then have to challenge other factions who have managed to capture places from the anime / manga.

Its use of the Madonna challenges one presiding narrative of painting's history in the West as a predominantly white discourse (with a problematic legacy of imperial borrowing), and it acts as a kind of avatar for Ofili's own manifold mythology.

«The Safe Streets Act criminalizes very innocuous panhandling — the kind of panhandling that has been going on in cities for years,» said Peter Rosenthal, one of the lawyers working on the challenge.

Experiencing any kind of traumatic event increases a child's likelihood of acting out, because the child must cope with challenging feelings, thoughts, and memories.