Sentences with phrase «narrow understanding»

In taking an extremely narrow understanding of learning styles and strongly denying it, an optical illusion emerges.

Niebuhr's fatal concession to a very narrow understanding of the political made his Christology deficient.

There are so many things that I lost time with and didn't learn because I had too narrow an understanding of the wisdom that was to be imparted.

We often try to exclude the contrast that makes for wider vision, (Today such exclusiveness may take the form of a refusal to encounter the challenging plurality of religions, thus narrowing our understanding of revelation and forfeiting opportunities for a widening of our notion of the mystery of God.)

I've long been aware of some the health benefits of probiotics, but truthfully, it was a rather narrow understanding.

Efforts to improve people's capacity to adapt to climate change have so far focussed on a relatively narrow understanding of adaptive capacity.

Yet that's a very narrow understanding of the role of the fan; indeed, it's slightly dehumanising.

Maybe this is too narrow an understanding.

REC chief executive Rudolf Eliott Lockhart commented: «We are disappointed that the all - party parliamentary group has decided to narrow its understanding of what religious education (RE) means.

It is sad to use an interpretation of the Bible, and a narrow understanding of God (theology) to deny Americans citizens of their rights.

This has nothing to do with your narrow understanding of what «God» might mean to you.

I worry that the evangelical community has a narrow understanding of what an «American» is.

[8] One should note that the negative perception not only arose out of the narrow understanding of mission, but also the failure to read the development and changes of the mission conception through time.

Are we in danger of blinding ourselves to the spirit of Christ in all things by restricting ourselves to our narrow understanding of scripture?

All of those years of hearing sermon after sermon, youth camp after Bible study, about doing BIG things for a BIG God with BIG visions and BIG plans left us with crazy - high expectations on ourselves coupled with a narrow understanding of following Jesus.

In which I have an Evangelical Hero Complex:: All of those years of hearing sermon after sermon, youth camp after Bible study, about doing BIG things for a BIG God with BIG visions and BIG plans left us with crazy - high expectations on ourselves coupled with a narrow understanding of following Jesus.

When James H. Cone (b. 1938) shocked readers by announcing that God, and Christ, are «black,» he was only doing what women theologians were also examining at the time: that the way to get beyond a narrow understanding of God as male, or white, is to conceive God as the opposite of that, as black, or female («She Who Is»).

Updike's novels and short stories are not «religious» in a narrow understanding of that term.

Such a narrow understanding of a child or teenager, anchored only in gender, fails to fully see them as well as their needs in their entirety.

The Realist - inspired narratives have reflected an anthropomorphized view of the state, inspired from a narrow understanding of human nature.

Tina Blythe really opened up my narrow understanding of the use of protocols and facilitation.

I had such a narrow understanding of the wisdom that Warren Buffett had to impart.

This inevitably leads to a narrow understanding of the «quantity rebates» category.

Yes... the SCC decision provides a narrow understanding of hate speech, but I am glad the SCC considers Human Rights Code provision on hate speech is still relevant in today's society and still address very major and unrelenting issues such as opinions and expressions that continue to expose a group to hatred.

Although the Supreme Court has understood it very narrowly, even this narrow understanding encompasses the idea that «the relationship between the state and the individual must be regulated by law» (Reference re Secession of Quebec, [1998] 2 S.C.R. 217, at par.

Bias — decision making based on old or false assumptions or narrow understanding of the issues at hand

A: The earlier trial court judgment acknowledged that there was this much earlier decision called Gold Seal, where the Supreme Court took a narrower understanding of Section 121.

However, creating a carbon copy of your resume demonstrates a very narrow understanding of the multifaceted tool that LinkedIn is.

The article drew a swift response on social media with many criticising Sawyer and SMH deputy editor Ben Cubby for minimising the considerable impacts racism has on those who experience it, as well as for their narrow understandings of racism centred solely on intent and on extremism.

At 19 years old, I had a narrow understanding of the mortgage business, familiar with only 30 and 15 - year fixed products that required a 20 percent down payment.