Sentences with phrase «language than the words»

Remember, communication is much more about tone and body language than the words we say.

Painting is... a richer language than words... Painting operates through signs which are not abstract and incorporeal like words.

Not exact matches

It turns out, lost deals actually have a 12.8 percent higher sentiment score (in other words, the buyer uses more positive and less negative language, generating an overall higher «score) than closed - won deals, across all calls that span the sales cycle.

For Simon, there is no word more offensive in the English language than them.

Regardless of official sponsorships or giant advertising budgets, marketing to such a captive international audience through email, social media, online and mobile campaigns requires you to speak your target audiences» languages, and it requires more than just translating words.

Today, the popular workplace productivity tool Trello announced its web interface is now available in a total of 21 languages, with more than 47,000 new words translated.

«The only two words in the English language more boring than net neutrality are «featuring Sting,»» - said Oliver.

However, the intent of this language is that the target is a «thick point» rather than a range, or in other words, the desirable rate of inflation for the Australian economy is «2 point something» (Stevens and Debelle 1995).

The president's tweets on Thursday had far more formal and legalistic language than his typical morning messages to the world, which often include words in all capital letters and are punctuated with exclamation points.

Bible is a ensiclopedia which included God's word and words are changes to get more understanding rather than forcing people to learn Armenic kind of very remote languages.

Although words appear to be the currency of our age, the primary language of our brains is pictures: you just saw «pictures» of your best friend, pastor and a table tennis table — rather than those things spelt out as words in our mind.

This language has stuck in my head for more than forty years: «First they would teach you the prayers and the Psalms, and that would be the right door (the one with the circle) and the long sweet words with the holy sound, and that would be the one to jump at to get where the food was.

With the rise of Persian power, the Persian language gained a firm footing in Sind along with Arabic, with the result that modern Sindhi, written in Arabic script, contains more than fifty per cent Arabic and Persian words.

As well, it drives me crazy when sincere people veer away from sincere «church talk» and out of habit or influence, start using the buzz words and «churchy» talk... I want to shake them and remind them they are better than that... to go back to their most sincere and honest use of language.

Dictionaries are written as descriptive uses of language (they find out what the majority of people use words to mean, and write it down), rather than prescriptive uses of language (ie some governing board or king or ruler deciding what a word means and telling us how we have to use it).

The Christian is being challenged to show that when he uses religious language, and in particular, when he uses the word «God», he is speaking in a meaningful way, and is not simply repeating an archaic form of words which belonged to the old world, and which is no more relevant to the new world than goblins and fairies.

There are a thousand ways in which we try in today's language to affirm this faith, but perhaps none is more forceful or rings truer than the words of Maltbie D. Babcock's familiar hymn:

It is not possible simply to collate hesed and agape into a single understanding, even though they are closely interrelated — and even though the New Testament language of agape clearly owes more to the meanings of love in the Old Testament than to the ordinary meanings of the word in the Hellenistic environment.

They speak the silent, miraculous language of grace — the language that invites us, in rhythms deeper than words, to be buried, united, freed.

With more than twenty words in the Eskimo language to describe snow, some observers suggest that Eskimos actually experience snow in a richer and more variegated form than non-Eskimos.

Manners are a kind of language, a «language of the act,» which often conveys meanings more effectively than can words.

There was initial rote memorization of the words that, in their various inflections, were the elements of the language — usually more of them than any ancient speaker ever used, or ever knew.

Metaphor, which serves as a medium that provides insight into Jesus» parabolic language, is a comparison based on everyday objects or experiences.108 In the words of Wilder,»... a true metaphor or symbol is more than a sign, it is a bearer of the reality to which it refers.

He did use some strong language in the video, so the fallout may have more to do with his choice of words than with his actual position.

Even the language of faith needs something to build on, for confidence is more than words and must arise from the relationships of home, church, school, and community.

In other words, the author finds gender - neutral language easier than the language of repentance.

Rather than commit itself to any particular worldview, Christian theology should use or appropriate as many worldviews and forms of language as are necessary to explicate the truth of God's Word.

Convinced that words have a richer and wider range of power than can be understood in any single perspective, there has arisen a strong «primitive» movement in language study.

Smith explained in a statement how they've managed to progress global access to God's Word: «New strategies, methods, tools, and resources are empowering the local church and Christians to translate God's Word into more languages than at any time in world history.»

The language of Antioch, where biblical images played a larger role than in Alexandria, was of the Word indwelling Jesus.

[W] e Hindus are bound together not only by the ties of love we bear to a common fatherland and by the common blood that courses through our veins and keeps our hearts throbbing and our affections warm, but also by the ties of common homage we pay to our great civilization — our Hindu culture, which could not be better rendered than by the word Sanskriti suggestive as it is of that language Sanskrit, which has been the chosen means of expression and preservation of that culture.

The city is swamped by tourists from Austria and Germany and, for those who don't understand Hungarian (a language not related to any other European language than Finnish), German over «titles are often projected at the top of a theater's proscenium arch, giving not only the summary of words to operas and plays, but the names of every movement of a musical composition.

The whole translating the scriptures from it's original language into english is one of the main reasons I doubt the authority of the bible.eg.many spanish words have no english equivallent.so how can there be such a accurate translation from the hebrew which is older than any of the latin languages into such a young language like english?

Adams explains why both logic and language suggest that we retain the use of «Lord» in liturgy until we can find a better word than «God» as a substitute.

To me, an appreciation of both logic and language suggests that we retain the use of «Lord» in liturgy until we can find a better word than «God» as a substitute.

Rather than view Paul's words as «ancient mythology,» the Christian can use Paul's cosmic language to discuss the considerable «forces» that impinge upon and despoil human community.

In the Hebrew language of the Old Testament, the word used for «worship» — shachah — means more to bow down than anything else.

One begins to read body language far more than words.

«This is what the word has grown into, a warning, a code word, a shorthand signal from the language itself: if man starts doing things reserved for the gods, deifying himself, the outcome will be something worse for him, symbolically, than the litters of wild boars and domestic sows were for the Romans.»

Luther's studies were becoming more exciting than ever, because he had time to start Greek, the original language of the Christian source texts and was dabbling in Hebrew the language of the Old Testament, getting to know at least the alphabet, and a few words, from Reuchlin's Rudiments which he already possessed.

Because the ordinary Spaniards of that period of time were mostly illiterate and came from the medieval world which was so rich in imagery and the native world of the Americas communicated mainly through an image - language, it was much more at the level of the image - word than of the alphabetic spoken word that the new synthesis of Iberian Catholicism and the native religions took place and continues to take place today.

By liberal Braaten means the theological liberalism that Karl Barth spoke of as a «heresy» — the view that Christian language for God represents universal human feeling writ large on the cosmos rather than God's address to humanity in a Word that disrupts preexisting categories.

In the words of Richard Bauckham, the biblical story is about nothing less than the whole of reality, and thus it can not be «reduced to an unpretentious local language game in the pluralism of postmodernity.»

Is there a cuter word in the English language than dumpling?

Those three words have thrown more panic into more American men than any other three words in the English language, with the possible exception of those three little words that can lead to this state.

Where you and I fundamentally differ about posts is that I believe that — other than swearing and filthy and / or racist and bigoted language (all of which are obnoxious)- to the point use of words should be fine.

This sort of body language speaks more than any words.

For example, you could say, «I know you hear bad language at school and on the bus, but I expect you to behave better than your peers and to find more appropriate words to use when you're angry or trying to make a point.»

Because they don?t understand much language yet, your demeanor might well be more important than the actual words spoken.

They explain that at the beginning children (I think till age 6 even), children learn what you are saying from everything you do, not just the verbal words, but expression and body language, so if you say one thing but express something else in your expression, they might pick up on the body language rather than the words.