Sentences with phrase «many enchantments»

Guy Kawasaki addresses emotional contagion in his book Enchantment: «Smiling sends a very clear message about your state of mind, not smiling creates an opening for many interpretations, including grumpiness, aloofness, and anger.»

Pros Since you wouldn't operate the boats, you'd get all the enchantment of the angler's life but none of the entrails.

This was made possible when a canceled trip to the Bahamas freed up Enchantment of the Seas.

In his 10th book, Kawasaki adopts the term «enchantment» to describe «the process of delighting people with a product, service, organization or idea,» and turning that delight to advantage in your relationship with clients in a way that's voluntary and mutually beneficial.

Guy Kawasaki, author of «Enchantment,» shares his views on the best way to win over financial backers.

The Enchantment cruise was one of three cruises that Royal Caribbean canceled because of Hurricane Irma.

The employees and their dependents will board the Enchantment of the Seas, a thousand - foot ship that can handle almost 2,500 passengers, and churn to calmer waters before the hurricane slams into Florida this weekend.

Meanwhile, those on the island wonder how long it will be until Puerto Rico again becomes «The Island of Enchantment.»

Contributing author to Enchantment: The Art of Changing Hearts, Minds, and Actions — by Guy Kawasaki.

I asked her to price the Enchantment sailing that I had been looking at to see if she could give me a price in URs.

Formerly the chief evangelist at Apple, he is also the author of The Art of the Start 2.0, The Art of Social Media, Enchantment, and nine other books.

In a disenchanted world, the enchantment of the beautiful is a rumor of angels, a hint of the transcendent, a pathway to God.

It's an enchantment triggered by the Beast's pride, his heartlessness toward the beggar - enchantress who approached him for refuge long ago.

And the most powerful shackle in the film — above Belle's duty and Gaston's delusion — is the enchantment that binds the Beast and his servants.

The light weight «Crush Top» is draped in design and has a v neckline, the top has long sleeves that are gathered at the wrist and an all over «enchantment print» with slight transparency.

Yet it is Taylor's division between horizontal disenchantment and vertical enchantment that gives me pause.

But all her enchantments can no longer harm me, since she has become for me, more than herself and beyond herself, the body of him who is and who is to come.

These options gravitate toward spiritualities and ecclesiologies that push up against institutionalization and hierarchy, but not necessarily at the expense of enchantment.

Horizontal enchantment begins with an understanding of the relationship between nature and supernature that is different from the one presupposed in Taylor and MacIntyre.

No flash of beauty, no enchantment of goodness, no element of force, but finds in you the ultimate refinement and consummation of itself.

Taylor's analysis at times betrays a tendency to equate enchantment with the vertical, hierarchically - ordered world of the Middle Ages and disenchantment with the horizontal world of a modern moral order.

This horizontal enchantment sets the stage for the global Pentecostal movement and the continuation of the porous self.

The challenge to «horizontal enchantment» from people like Taylor and MacIntyre, if I may audaciously attempt to boil it down to one paragraph, is this: At the root of horizontal culture (the modern world of democratic republics and entrepreneurial economies) is the claim that people can and should Reform the world.

Enchantment was the order of the day.

He was thrilled, she was an enchantment for him; something that seemed to come from another world, or to promise another world.

The enchantment is gone, as is also the sense that there is something of magic in sexuality that has to be protected.

In The Uses of Enchantment (Knopf, 1977) Bettelheim recommends fairy tales as providing the kind of subtle, low - key moral education children need.

The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales.

For both Chesterton and Lewis, enchantment was not whimsy or sentimental optimism, willful escapism or hoping for the best.

Enchantment is the theme, then, and Jacobs more or less pulls it off.

Suddenly he experienced, almost for the first time, an appetite and capacity for enchantment.

At any moment in the story, a paladin might find himself confronted by a giant Saracen astride a galloping giraffe, or trapped in an enchanted castle oblivious of his own name, or beset by an army of demons, or challenged by an ogre, or lost in a fairy otherworld full of the most exquisite enchantments, or at the mercy of a sorcerer.

synonyms: sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry, necromancy, enchantment, the supernatural, occultism, the occult, black magic, the black arts, voodoo, hoodoo, mojo, shamanism

Unconsciousness of despair is like unconsciousness of dread (cf.. The Concept of Dread by Vigilius Haufniensis): the dread characteristic of spiritlessness is recognizable precisely by the spiritless sense of security; but nevertheless dread is at the bottom of it, and when the enchantment of illusion is broken, when existence begins to totter, then too does despair manifest itself as that which was at the bottom.

But like that poet's description of love, so this poet's description of the religious possesses an enchantment, a lyrical flight, such as no married man's description has, nor that of his Reverence.

For here applies what the fairy - tale recounts about a certain enchantment: the piece of music must be played through backwards; otherwise the enchantment is not broken.

Per the book, Susan and Edward are out of the picture now, having swapped the innocent enchantments of Narnia for the more mundane diversions of America.

It once attracted trading partners from all over Europe, and over time acquired an aura of enchantment that today draws tourists from all over the world.

Indeed, all we know for sure, according to her fiction, is that language and ritual have a magic of their own and that the enchantment they provide may be a source of healing for desperate people.

What we are seeing in our time, I think, is a recovery of the interest in and even the delight in the poets and the artists of vitality, enchantment, imagination, hope, and joy.

That is a rather imaginative and somewhat satirical statement of a future that has lost its enchantment, its vitality, its hope, its imaginative possibility.

History itself, in the recent western past, had come to be voided of novelty, of possibility, and enchantment.

What is the good for which we strive through all our cycles of enchantment and disenchantment?

Cf. Bruno Bettleheim, The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales (New York: Random House, 1977), 233.

At the same time, one must acknowledge that part of the special enchantment of the novel, considered as a distinct literary form, is the illusion it can create of a fully realized world; a truly great novel is like a magic mirror, whose surface reflects not only the appearances, but the souls of living men and women.

In addition, we removing all magical damage (bewitch, curse, enchantment, larvae, phantoms, energy vampires, etc.), disable the negative zone and doing a subsumption souls through a magical ritual.

A little later, discussing the identification of secularity with the «sanctification of ordinary life,» he wonders whether the latter perhaps had more benefits (even if it was «the camel's nose in the tent of enchantment») than Taylor acknowledges — and whether Taylor underestimates how much it might owe to Smith's own Reformed tradition.

It smashes idols not by relying on the postwar pattern of disenchantment, but instead by romancing our souls with a higher, more powerful enchantment.

Cape Town, physically, is a place of enchantment.

So he is caught between a rock and a hard place: he can not succeed without fostering in humans that boundless appetite for enchantment that has always made them susceptible to the unscrambled signals of transcendence.