Sentences with phrase «most persistent questions»

Sometimes the answers to our most persistent questions are found in the most unexpected places.

In our special Einstein section, we spotlight researchers pushing his theory to its breaking point to solve physics» most persistent questions.

Shell cites studies showing that the most successful negotiators also happen to be the most persistent question - askers — and listeners.

Users» most persistent question is «Why doesn't he / she answer my emails?»

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In the final section of the book, Hays ventures some «provisional discernments» on the most persistent moral questions in American churches: violence in defense of justice, divorce and remarriage, homosexuality, anti-Judaism and abortion.

(p. 99) «Nietzsche's atheism is thus a corollary of his basic commitment to question all premises and to reject them unless they are for some reason inescapable... To escape nihilism — which seems involved both in asserting the existence of God and thus robbing this world of ultimate significance, and also in denying God and thus robbing everything of meaning and value — that is Nietzsche's greatest and most persistent problem.»

I started to get questioned about stopping my daughter as soon as she turned one, my mother who didn't breastfeed was one of the most persistent.

While it is common for most parents to experience moments of questioning and doubt along their parenting journey, a persistent and reoccurring presence of these feelings may be more normal for a postpartum mood disorder.

But examples of the way concussions are handled in one community in Washington, regarded as perhaps the most enlightened state on the issue, demonstrate the limits of such legislative action and how persistent football culture, as well as questions of legal liability and resources, can leave young athletes in danger.

The most important things you can do are ask questions and be persistent when you're talking to your baby's pediatrician.

The talk thus presented a unique opportunity to question a leading defender of what many regard as one of the most flagrant and persistent breaches of international law by a democratic state today.

However, critics have asked how the persistent freezes in fuel duty fit with the government's deficit reduction priority — a question most famously posed by Jeremy Paxman to Treasury minister Chloe Smith on Newsnight after the duty U-turn in August.

ASAP Science: Answers to the World's Weirdest Questions, Most Persistent Rumors, and Unexplained Phenomena By Mitchell Moffit and Greg Brown.

Long - term fixes to Front Squatting heavier are either persistent technical flaws or in most cases just a question of really getting stronger.

«Life's most persistent and urgent question is, «What are you doing for others?»

But Deakins» consistent presence on the circuit brings with it a persistent question: What will it take for one of the most celebrated artists in the industry to finally get his due on Hollywood's biggest night?

Launching her research from questions like these, Bempechat approaches the persistent problem of underachievement from the opposite perspective of most researchers.

Life's most persistent and urgent question is, «What are you doing for others?»

Dr. King once said, «Life's most persistent and urgent question is: «What are you doing for others?

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. once said: «Life's most persistent and urgent question is: «What are you doing for others?

Even so, this absent picture, owing to the long shadow it has cast in its persistent questioning of the nature and purpose of art, is perhaps the most dominant presence in the entire show.

Some of the most persistent challenges with dockless bike share since it first burst into the mobility scene have been questions of right - of - way and general «sidewalk clutter.»

The original question: While persistent and deep uncertainty surrounds the most important potential impacts from and responses to greenhouse - driven global warming, the long - term picture of a profoundly changed Earth is clear.

So here's the question for clinicians: if we now recognize how inescapably relational and interconnected people are, why do most of us continue to work primarily with individuals — most of whom grapple with serious, persistent problems in their intimate relationships?

Martin Luther King once said, «Life's most persistent and urgent question is, «What are you doing for others?»