Sentences with phrase «make sense of the world today»

«People are frantically searching for something to help them make sense of the world today.

There are a lot of folks out there on who are struggling to make sense of the world today and figure out how to move forward.

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Second, while it makes sense that an environment in which investments, like government debt, are yielding a smaller return might cause people to spend less today in order to make their retirement goals, there just isn't a lot of evidence that this happens in the real world.

While there is lots of good advice contained in the Bible there is also a bunch of crap that might have made sense then but has no application in todays world.

The physicist today understands the whole world as made up of entities that can affect his senses only in very indirect ways.

The context for the entire treatment will be a consistent and coherent worldview that in my belief is appropriate to the Christian tradition of faith, worship, and life and that at the same time can make sense to men and women today in their desire for a meaningful interpretation of their existence, of the world in which that existence is found, and of the divine reality we call God.

But we may be helped if we can speak of God in a framework that makes sense in today's world.

In the coming years, as today's young men and women take up their responsibilities and seek to make sense of the world, it will not be adequate if Catholics who are worried - as we all ought to be - about the sexual mayhem that has been created in recent years simply denounce the evils of extreme feminism or even of the ghastly contraceptive, anti-life culture with which it has been associated.

So I believe we share a profound sense of responsibility to make this change work smoothly and sensibly, not just for people today but for the next generation who will inherit the world we leave them.

How can today's education prepare them to make sense of how the world works; to think critically and independently; and to lead interesting, responsible, and productive lives in a culture increasingly shaped by science and technology?

These neurons, described in today's issue of Nature, appear to be first in line to process incoming visual signals into a spatial map, suggesting that one of the brain's first steps toward making sense of the outside world is to compensate for the body's own motion.

He and his colleagues argue that today's better understanding of the pace of evolution, human adaptability and the way the mind works all suggest that, contrary to cartoon stereotypes, modern humans are not just primitive savages struggling to make psychological sense of an alien contemporary world.

In today's world of desk jobs and driving everywhere instead of walking, it doesn't make sense to eat big meals three times a day.

Not only that, but in today's fast paced world, not many of us have much free time, so using this site makes sense.

As described by the US Department of Education, ``... it's more important than ever for our youth to be equipped with the knowledge and skills to solve tough problems, gather and evaluate evidence, and make sense of information... to think deeply and to think well so that they have the chance to become the innovators, educators, researchers, and leaders who can solve the most pressing challenges facing our nation and our world, both today and tomorrow....

«I'm delighted but not surprised that he is the one who is going to make sense of the strange new world that singles have to navigate today, one with powerful new tools for connection, which are also hideous new sources of shame, anxiety and obsession,» says Moyers.

In the old days, this simply meant installing a copy of Microsoft Office on your PC, but in today's online, multi-device world it now makes more sense to use productivity tools that work in the cloud.

Today, I'm going to reiterate my position that, in the age of competitive quantitative easing by the world's central bankers, it makes sense to err on the side of bullishness.

In today's world where cross country travel often costs less than $ 400, and award seats are scarce, it may make sense for reward card holders to start weighing the benefits of airline cards against those of reward cards that offer cash back or a generous statement credit.

This process is state of the art but it makes all the sense in the world because it gives dogs of today everything they would have found in the wild.

In his new work at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris, Salle's painting is big, bold, and more direct than ever before, a jumble of images that should be chaos but make perfect sense in today's upside - down world.

The incisive sense of desire and brand recognition that they share make them among today's sharpest observers of the culture of pleasure, their art inseparable from the world in which it finds expression.

They are unlike any other paintings being made in the world today: owing something perhaps to Seurat's pointillism or the early works of Agnes Martin, but with an optical charge that is entirely individual and an internally generated sense of pace that invites the eye gently into and across the surface of the painting.

They are unlike any other paintings being made in the world today: owing something perhaps to Seurat's pointillism or the early works of Agnes Martin, but with an optical charge that is entirely individual and an internally generated sense of pace that invites the eye gently into and across the surface of the paint.

At the same time, by making the act of sensation strange and unfamiliar, these new forms also prompt us to examine the powerful role of our senses in shaping our world — a topic of particular importance to diverse artists working today.

Daniel Birnbaum's poetic theme of the 53rd Venice Biennale, Making Worlds, is, in some sense, an anti-theme, emphasizing the plurality of art today.

In today's political world of binary debates, is there a way to get traction simultaneously on both deployment of today's clean tech where it makes the most sense and on greatly boosting spending on fundamental science related to energy systems?

TORONTO - An Ontario judge was urged Monday to consider whether the historical reasoning for a law which strips some expatriates of their voting rights makes sense in today's world.

Today, we deal with disruptive technologies, commoditization, unbundling of legal services, globalization of firms, BigLaw and NewLaw, and co-opetition... And he goes on to write ``... as chief change agent for one of the world's largest law firms, I am constantly looking for insights to help us make sense of change, and to make those changes necessary for us to remain one of the world's leading law firms.»

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