Sentences with phrase «new respectability»

But if the new respectability enjoyed by the Sunday school only reflects a national desire to retreat to comfortable forms that were part of a less risky past, then we are called to espouse a new cause — the liberation of the Sunday school.

British Catholics were gaining a new respectability and the war gave them an opportunity to demonstrate their patriotism.

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On May 3, Valeant Pharmaceuticals International (TSX: VRX) installed its new CEO, Joseph Papa, and began what is sure to be a long climb back to respectability.

The importance of this quest for middle - class respectability based on merit rather than politics can not be overestimated in the new black conservatism.

In our reach for cultural respectability and power, we oldline Protestants have acquiesced in the golden - calf vision of Christendom, becoming warp and woof of the reigning political and social fabric rather than becoming weavers of a new kingdom community.

After all, wasn't it the future Pope who, as Cardinal Pacelli the Vatican Secretary of State, had negotiated the concordat of 1933 with the new Nazi regime in Germany, an act that gave this questionable new regime much international respectability?

The events in Nuremberg not only help us to understand the spirit of the new Germany, but provide some grounds for expecting that the harsher undertones of the National Socialist movement will come to be muted as the NSDAP attains political respectability.

Against New Hampshire, Western Michigan and Syracuse in coming weeks, the Gophers might be able to close drives a little better and inch closer to more respectability.

A new coordinator and additional playmakers help the offense, but this club is still taking only baby steps back to respectability

This up - and - down franchise is counting on its new - look defense to lay the groundwork for a return to respectability.

Alvin Gentry was a hot candidate early, but the New Orleans Pelicans dealt with injuries and made a brief run toward respectability once Jrue Holiday became available.

Far from ideas only providing intellectual respectability to what a political party has always thought, the infusion of new ideas has the potential effect of changing the language and, more interestingly, the content of preexisting concepts, ideas and principles.

The benefit to dating services is that its a great way to get out and have a. a certain quirky respectability New York magazine even includes.

Another, less flashy but equally impressive number finds Charity missing Barnum while he's off touring Europe with his new star (and respectability insurance policy) Jenny Lind.

Mudbound is a play for respectability by Netflix, a $ 12.5 million Sundance acquisition that received an Oscar - qualifying run in Los Angeles and New York City and has earned some notice from critical groups for its stark cinematography and relentlessly dour reminder that war damages people, poverty is painful, and racism is bad.

Things sink to new lows when tired flatulence, forced colonic irrigation, and gay jokes are trotted out for laughs, throwing all semblance of respectability out the window, as the desperation overtakes the final half hour of this painfully unfunny comedy.

Courting the respectability of a career profile, Andre agrees to spend time — a lot of time, preposterously — with a New York Times journalist, played with slippery sincerity by Rosario Dawson.

This city — so earnest in its embrace of irony and counter-culture that any symbol of mainstream respectability risks cold dismissal — seems an odd location for Buick's introduction of its newest LaCrosse.

With all of the buzz — both positive and extremely negative — surrounding the large number of literary agents now exploring ebook - only titles for their author clients, a new level of credibility and respectability has come out in the form of a major publishing house expanding to release the digital rights to out - of - print and author - held rights» books.

In Middle Men, Stegner Fellow and New Yorker contributor Jim Gavin delivers a hilarious and panoramic vision of California, portraying a group of men, from young dreamers to old vets, as they make valiant forays into middle - class respectability.

As more opportunities and respectability open up for both new and established writers, these rights that the Union are trying to hold on to are already in place through electronic self - publishing.

In 1999, a year after winning the Turner, when he might have been expecting some respectability and establishment ease, the exhibition Sensation: Young British Art in the Saatchi Collection toured to New York's Brooklyn Museum of Art, featuring The Holy Virgin Mary, a vision of a black Virgin floating in an undulating golden space, her lower half a flowery vagueness, all around her a constellation of vaginas sampled from porn magazines, with a globe of elephant dung representing her right breast, and two more lumps of dung as rests for the canvas.

Just as social networking applications like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are gaining traction and respectability within the legal community, there's a new question worth considering: Would you pay to use these applications?

Other references used for our analysis include: Mary C. Gurnee, et al, Constructing Disease Management Programs, Managed Care, June 1997, accessed at http://managedcaremag.com, 5/19/2000; Peter Wehrwein, Disease Management Gains a Degree of Respectability, Managed Care, August 1997, accessed at www.managedcaremag.com, 5/18/00; John M. Harris, Jr., disease management: New Wine in Old Bottles, 124 Annals of Internal Medicine 838 (1996); Robert S. Epstein and Louis M. Sherwood, From Outcomes research to disease management: A Guide for the Perplexed, 124 Annals of Internal Medicine 832 (1996); Anne Mason et al, disease management, the Pharmaceutical Industry and the NHS, Office of Health Economics (United Kingdom), accessed at www.ohe.org, 5/19/2000; Thomas Bodenheimer, Disease Management — Promises and Pitfalls, 340 New Eng.