Sentences with phrase «moods of»

«Once your child hits the teen years, don't get lost in the details by focusing too much on the day to day behaviors and moods of your child.

Sit up, lie back, look out, or face to face, this seat moves to meet the moods of the parent, child, and whatever situation you're in.

The group choreography, the moods of the intervals and types of music all are designed to speak to the growing children and open them up to be better students.

I totally agree with your sentiments, the team must work as a team and not base on the moods of individual players.

He knows the capabilities and moods of each and every player.

PUBlic Restaurants offer an ever - changing, seasonal, «farm to table» menu that complements the moods of the seasons.

While each person is different, there are a number of foods that can positively affect the moods of everyone within a very short amount of time of eating them.

To others such a form is helpful not only to understanding but to inward voicing of the moods of prayer.

Luke's continuing use of «disciple» for the post-Pentecost Christian, of course, justifies that same usageSpirit accounts for making joy and praise the dominant moods of the Christian life (2:47; 3:8 - 9; 4:21; 5:41; 13:52).

Experience of Spirit provides such transforming intimacy with God in Christ that seeing the glory of God, the believer is effective in witness and unshakable in persecution (7:54 - 60).47 The Spirit accounts for making joy and praise the dominant moods of the Christian life (2:47; 3:8 - 9; 4:21; 5:41; 13:52).

He says, for instance, that «The father of European philosophy, in one of his many moods of thought, laid down the axiom that the deeper truths must be adumbrated by myths» (MT 10).

Life deals hardly with men; they seem unable to cope with it; they fall into moods of hopelessness, and melancholy, not unlike that found in the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament.

When the calendar of the church year governs the themes of worship and the selection of sermon topics throughout the year, the people of God can reflect on the events of their lives according to the moods of the seasons of the church year.

The village has made an arrangement with the vernal and autumnal moods of the river: the houses and shops know how much the river rises with the spring runoff of the snow water and with the fullness of the autumn rains.

Thus «the alternate moods of despair and false hope are overcome and the individual is actually freed to live a life of serenity and creativity.

We may not go on to survey the variety of moods of the Psalter, the idyllic confidence and peace of Psalm 23, «the shepherd Psalm,» the boasting assurance of Psalm 27, the wistful longing of Psalms 42 and 43, the exhilarating joy of the pilgrims in the «Songs of the Ascents,» Psalms 120 - 134, the grateful faith of Psalm 103.

The politics of 2015 reflect the differing moods of liberals and conservatives.

Such cautions in fact come naturally to those of us who came of intellectual age in the middle - to - late 1950s — that brief, golden era of consensus, with its prevailing moods of irony, ambiguity, and paradox.

The Psalm does not question the relationship of David and Mount Zion to all Israel3 In its moods of deepest despair, the Old Testament story finds hope for the future of all Israel in the certainty that God would realize his purpose in the David - Zion covenant with the re-establishment of that rule in some form.

But in the short term, as Graham also noted, it is a voting machine — that is, it is highly subject to the whims and moods of investors.

Mirror neurons pick up on and are affected by the moods of those around us.

We needed a sustainable movement, not one that is susceptible to the fluctuating moods of a politician or the hint of an economic downturn.»

One of the ways the central bank assesses the mood of business owners and managers is to ask them how things such as current orders compare with a year earlier.

Photos of America during the Depression, much like the mood of the country, are often bleak, available only in black and white.

«There are a lot of studies which have shown that lighting can actually impact on the mood of the students in their education and in their learning,» she told CNBC's Innovation Cities.

Three months prior to the Games, China's state - funded wire agency made a bold prediction: «The empty seats that hurt the festive mood of the Athens Olympics won't be seen in Beijing when the Chinese capital hosts the 2008 Games.»

Performance against key targets affects the mood of your entire team.

One study demonstrated that the scent of citrus reduced anxiety and improved the mood of people who were waiting for dental appointments.

But the North's decision to send former military intelligence chief Kim Yong Chol as delegation leader to the closing ceremony has enraged families of 46 sailors killed in the torpedo attack on their ship and threatens the mood of rapprochement that Seoul wants to create at what it calls the «Peace Games».

While the index jumped to the highest level in almost two years, it also showed that the mood of the country is extremely bifurcated.

«The mood of the people is certainly not about giving more benefits to large MNEs (Multi-National Enterprises), making it a hard move to any new government,» Saint - Amans wrote in the memo, circulated to senior OECD officials.

The collective mood of the corporate class finally seems to be improving.

Berlusconi's campaign, mixing sweeping tax cut pledges with relentless attacks on Monti and Merkel, echoed many of the themes pushed by Grillo and underlined the increasingly angry mood of the Italian electorate.

By juxtaposing the relatively quiet and slow - moving mood of golf with the comparably raucous environs of other sports, it potentially makes the case against itself.

This range is determined by a number of factors, including but not limited to the business cycle, valuations, interest rates, inflation, and the collective mood of millions of investors.

The notion of Carney as an inspirational figure tasked with an exceptionally difficult job explained the prevailing mood of guarded excitement in the Thatcher Room at Westminster's Portcullis House.

Now that you've assessed the mood of the overall market, the next step in identifying good CSEP candidates is to create a screener (or screeners) to help find potential stocks or ETFs.

The aim is to pull home ownership out of negative equity, rescuing the banking system's balance sheets and thus saving the government from having to indulge in a TARP II, which looks politically impossible given the mood of most Americans.

Katie, What a great idea to track / map the mood of each piece, too.

I believe that the mood of the stock market will pick up in early September... I also expect a quarter - ending rally in late September...

In addition, the calm mood of investors is surprising when viewed in the context of geopolitical tensions.

Watch Investors Intelligence (measuring the mood of more than 100 investment newsletter writers) and the American Association of Individual Investors Survey.

If one wanted to feed the political mood of insurrection in southern Europe, this was the way to do it.

As each bear market comes to an end, the old mood of resentment evaporates.

It oscillates with the condition of the economy and the mood of the investor public.

I've constructed the course in a very easy format... so easy that you can read and understand it while relaxing, or travelling, or when you are in a mood of some light reading during your free time.

The administration's campaign to reduce regulation has improved the mood of business executives.

A rebound in the oil also improved the mood of the hard - hit energy sector as investors responded to news that Saudi Arabia would seek to cut exports.

In addition, the negative impact on the mood of investors had weak data on orders...

The AAII Investor Sentiment Survey has become a widely followed measure of the mood of individual investors.