Sentences with phrase «lifelong study»

Lifelong study of Scripture does not, by itself, change lives.

Mignon believes that learning is fun, and the vast rules of grammar are wonderful fodder for lifelong study.

In Csikszentmihalyi's lifelong study of happiness, he has found that in the course of an average day, about one - third of the time people say that they do what they do because they want to do it, another one - third of the time because they have to do it, and the final third of the time because they have nothing better to do.

If this is what «deeds, prayer, and lifelong study» do to one's mind and character, I'm glad I have not chosen this «way.»

Jewish religious life is intensely communal and revolves around deeds, prayer, and lifelong study.

Consider, then, the strange phenomenon of an Orthodox intellectual identifying the realm of heresy and then settling in for the lifelong study of it.

Intrigued, he joined Duwez's lab in 1970 and embarked on a lifelong study of the strange materials.

Dr. Minich has the foundation of a strong science background with her Master's and Doctorate degrees, and a lifelong study of nutrition with her first indoctrination at the age of 9 when her mother shifted the family's faith and food in seemingly radical, yet transformative ways.

Ayurveda is a lifelong study and practice, but that doesn't mean there aren't a few easy ways you can incorporate this wisdom into your daily routine.

Curator Bob Cozzolino notes that the artist's work has bridged both a lifelong study of the landscape and an evocative style that approched abstraction.

«Celebrated for more than sixty years of masterly work at Vogue magazine, Irving Penn (1917 — 2009) was a superb photographer of style, but his attention to fashion was merely one aspect of his lifelong study of face and figure, attitude and demeanor, adornment and artifact.

His inspiration was gathered from his lifelong study of art from the Western masters, African art, Byzantine mosaics, Japanese prints, and Chinese landscape paintings.

Seeing the masterpieces of his collection sent Swain on a lifelong study of self - education into the nature of color.

Randall - Page's work is informed at every turn by a lifelong study of organic form.

work is fueled by a lifelong study and appreciation of the natural world.

Michele Oka Doner's work is fueled by a lifelong study and appreciation of the natural world.

Following his service in the army during World War II, Bearden embarked on a lifelong study of art, taking for inspiration a broad range of artistic influences, from Giotto, Cézanne, Matisse and Picasso to the sculpture, masks and textiles of African art.

After joining the Harlem Artists Guild in 1935, Bearden embarked on his lifelong study of art, gathering inspiration from Western masters ranging from Duccio, Giotto, and de Hooch to Cezanne, Picasso, and Matisse, as well as from African art (particularly sculpture, masks, and textiles), Byzantine mosaics, Japanese prints, and Chinese landscape paintings.

In 1926, she studied theater with Princess Matchabelli, and began a lifelong study of religious philosophies and spiritualism.

A lifelong study of people in England, Scotland and Wales found that people who perceived their parents as overly controlling or encouraged dependence had lower levels of happiness and overall mental well - being later on in life.