Sentences with phrase «life of the group»

There, in the past, the social and productive life of a group of people, sometimes made up of more families was carried out.

This must - see comedy looks at the extremely boring lives of a group of female Israeli soldiers as they do their required time serving in the military on a remote desert base.

In this situation, the symbolic content of consciousness expressed the unconscious life and thus, primarily, the shared psychic life of the group.

In order to guide and develop the spiritual life of the group, oral confession of all sins was practiced by those entering the group and periodically by members within.

Following the turbulent and troubled lives of a group of young Scottish heroin addicts, the film takes a sympathetic view of the problem of drug addiction - rather than chastising them for the situation they find themselves in, it is sympathetic to the addicts» struggle and the vicious circle that traps them and slowly destroys their lives.

The (literally) hard - hitting «Intermission» maps out the intersecting lives of a group of Dubliners who are between partners, and follows their thoroughly coarse, often violent and generally unhinged quest for some sort of stable relationship.

This painting was in fact painted on Lady Willoughby's estate — a striking testament to the intermingled lives of this group of artists and their loyal sitters.

The Inspiron 13 had the worst battery life of the group, and conked out after 7:06.

From this we conclude that the familiar idea of the special character and sacred quality of the Scriptures in comparison with other writings is a way of expressing in doctrinal form the well - tested superiority of the holy writings in respect to the religious life of the group.

A delightful film about the gossip - filled lives of a group of women in Louisiana (ostensibly set in the year of its release, 1989, though often it seems to be several decades earlier), Steel Magnolias is lovely, with a very fine cast led by Sally Field and featuring Olympia Dukakis, Shirley MacLaine, Dolly Parton, Julia Roberts and Daryl Hannah.

What We Do in the Shadows is a New Zealand - produced and shot mockumentary that purports to show the secret lives of a group of club - hopping vampires living as roommates in a large house in Wellington.

A comic caper set among the tangled lives of a group of expats in a southern French village, Imrie wrote most of it at her own apartment in Nice.

From the start of the series, the murder framing Big Little Lies — the intended draw — somehow became its least compelling element, in favor of exposing the intimate lives of this group of first - grade moms.

It's the first of four books that follow the love lives of a group of Nashville wedding specialists.

I began painting still lifes of groups of toy animals at my feet on the studio floor, like big migrations.

Some of the key themes of Starr's work - from Hypnodreamdruff (1996) a 6 screen multimedia work about the intertwining lives of a group of lonely eccentric characters, to Big V (2004) a four screen piece about teenage sexuality and Catholicism - explore the relationship between history and memory; attempting to extract meaning from collapsing realities, she makes complex and obsessive investigations into invisible, lost or fragile phenomena.

This is axiomatic and no interpersonal interaction can ever be thought of as free from these dynamics and I state this point over and over again in the ongoing life of the group.

Dating from 1989 - 1990, this work is a striking testament to the intermingled lives of this group.

Owing to its smaller size, it has the shortest battery life of the group, 13 hours when using GPS — which is still pretty good.

In a similar vein to Toy Story, the day to day lives of a group of animals lead by the sensible tortoise Verne (Garry Shandling) are interrupted by the arrival of the savvy RJ (Bruce Willis), who very soon lures their attention to himself and the wonders of the human world beyond the «endless» hedge.

Summary: «A sitcom following the lives of a group of detectives in a New York precinct, including one slacker who is forced to shape up when he gets a new boss.»

«There's a certain point at which, in the life of a group, or the life of a person, there's not much more that can be learned by more success,» he says.

Perhaps the most positive portrayal of Christian community leaders is found in BBC1's Sunday night hit Call the Midwife, which follows the lives of a group of convent - based midwives who live and work alongside the nuns in poverty - stricken, post-war east London.

Those Controversial Gifts What is your greatest hope or your greatest fear when you consider the spontaneous and supernatural expressions of Spirit - ministry in the life of your group or church?

In our age values and norms are not permitted to be anything but expressions of the life of a group which translates its own need into the language of objective claims, until at last the group itself... is raised to an absolute value....

No single, specifically worded story fully identifies the life of that group.

All together these would amount to the story of the activity of the Spirit in the lives of the group so far.

Once again, God was understood to be at work not simply in the lives of individuals but in the life of a group; the Holy Spirit was God's activity in the church, not in solitary religious experience.

If you wanted to share the lives of every group, you would need many different shows.

And the self - advocacy has made a difference in the lives of the group members outside of SouthStar.

The Scientific American Science in Action Award was created to recognize a project that addresses a social, environmental, ethical, or health issue to make a practical difference to the lives of a group or community.

This year Scientific American is delighted to help expand the awards honors by sponsoring a $ 50,000 Science in Action award for a project that addresses a social, environmental or health issue to make a practical difference in the lives of a group or community.

It's also been the setting of Channel 5's programme Candy Bar Girls, which follows the lives of a group of young, hip lesbians living in Soho.

You may be a social butterfly and the life of your group of friends, but posting a picture of you and all your friends upfront is confusing.

Versatile filmmaker Nick Cassavetes directs an impressive group of both young and veteran performers in Alpha Dog, inspired by actual events, a film that follows three fateful days when the lives of a group of Southern California teens suddenly dead - ended.

An dramatic and comedic ensemble piece, the one - act traces several years in the lives of a group of characters working in an auto parts warehouse during the Great Depression of the 1930s.

A theatrical release for 2012 should be announced soon for the unconventional comedy, which adds song and dance to Stillman's usual smart, stylized dialogue as it explores the lives of a group of college girls led by Greta Gerwig.

A day in the life of a group of teens as they travel around New York City haunts, skating, drinking, smoking, and deflowering the occasional virgin.

Rather than a disaster - predicting premonition, this time it's a cursed game that finds its way into the lives of a group of college kids, enjoying their final spring break in Mexico.

But they can't bring themselves to do it and, waiting for the vet to arrive, talk to the stranger about the legendary pup who brought light to the lives of a group of Aussie barflies.

An irreverent comedy in the style of the original M.A.S.H., this wartime romp takes an entertaining look at 24 hours in the life of a group of humanitarian workers in the Balkans in 1995.

Johnson executive produces half - hour series «Ballers,» which looks into the lives of a group of former and current football players, and leads the cast as a retired athlete living in Miami.

«Heaven Knows What» has a looser structure than even «Kids,» but directors Josh Safdie and Benn Safdie must have been intent on showing us not a classic narrative with loose connections tied up but a laid - back look at the several days or weeks in the lives of a group of young people addicted to heroin.

Sony low - budget division Screen Gems released his first feature in 2000, «The Broken Hearts Club: A Romantic Comedy,» which followed the lives of a group of gay friends living in West Hollywood.

This movie follows the lives of a group of Suffragettes from east London, with Carey Mulligan as the main character.