Sentences with phrase «obscured one aspect»

Admittedly, this is one of the most complex and obscure aspects of Whitehead's thought, delineated only in the last short chapter of Process and Reality.

Here at WTF1 we like to report on some of the stranger and more obscure aspects of motorsport.

My research has led me down many unfamiliar paths — deeper math, obscure aspects of language families, archaeology, genetic processes, and more.

Obviously Soulmates isn't a site where you're likely to get attempted mailshots, like some of the repeat messages I've received on Plenty of Fish, and people are more discerning about who they contact, so there is a lot less communicational traffic, however all the messages I've received so far have been pretty odd, and rather painful attempts to «make an impression» — dwelling on obscure aspects of my profile, like something in the background of a photograph, or the way I phrased something in my nowhere - near - well - enough - prepared self - marketting spiel.

It was even worse for friends who were not familiar with some of the more obscure aspects of Dylan's life.

In the last 20 years, the mentalization model of mind has gone from being an obscure aspect of Attachment Theory to the centerpiece of Mentalization - Based Treatment (MBT) for borderline personality disorder.

Not exact matches

But the fact that many companies embed their ethics function within their HR function may actually obscure the extent to which every aspect of HR is ethically significant.

It is conceivable that aspects of the biblical witness to the love of God have been obscured in the tradition, and that some of the traditional interpretations are no longer tenable.

But an exclusive concentration of attention upon glory to come, with the corresponding devaluation of the present, its duties and opportunities, its social claims and satisfactions, obscures the finer and more humane aspects of morality.

Original righteousness is a vertical relation, and when «the Fall is made an event in history rather than a symbol of an aspect of every historical moment in the life of man, the relation of evil to goodness in that moment is obscured,» he said.31

Lust is that powerful and self - centered aspect of sexual attraction that obscures the relationship and respect between man and woman, husband and wife.

The apparent aim of the portrait (and the organization) is to celebrate Jesus» earthy humanity and his joy in living, an aspect of Jesus otherwise obscured by tradition.

The preoccupation with the political aspects of religious television, though, has tended to ignore and obscure other important dimensions of the phenomenon.

The subject - predicate dogma, the scholastic dualism Descartes seemed unable to reject, only obscures some of the truly important aspects of the cogito which inspired Whitehead's ontological principle.

The sacerdotal aspect of the ministry was not in express words disallowed, but it was so effectually obscured as to fall out of general acceptance.

So deeply implicated had Irenaeus become in the doctrinal or magisterial aspect of the episcopate that the cultual and disciplinary functions of the ministry remain obscure in his surviving works.

The report also looks at the other questionable aspect of LLCs as political donors: The identity of the interests that lie behind them are often obscured.

Some aspects of this remain obscure, despite over 25 years of media investigation and scrutiny by both Houses of Parliament and the European Union.

They are not designed to operate as de facto auditing centres to ensure that all aspects of their activities, no matter how obscure, fall rigidly within the inexplicably complex CASC eligibility criteria.

«Our analysis illustrates how conspiratorial narratives in science can distort the past in the service of contemporary causes and obscure genuine uncertainty that surrounds aspects of research, impairing efforts to formulate good evidence - informed policies.»

Some of the images will be familiar to science fans; many others are obscure but apt; nearly all help illustrate various aspects of science's history.

In Silvia, we see these contradictions embodied and it's a shame, really, that the thriller aspects of the film and all the emotional fireworks from blubberpuss Penn obscure her.

While in other Hollywood - produced films about perversions of authority on the high seas, such as the various versions of Mutiny on the Bounty (Frank Lloyd, 1935; Lewis Milestone, 1962) or Billy Budd (Peter Ustinov, 1962), a comparatively ordinary voyage is complicated by the disastrously warped personality of a deranged (thus, socially maladjusted) captain (Charles Laughton, Trevor Howard, Peter Ustinov), in Botany Bay the obscure and torturous solipsism of the captain colours every aspect of the voyage: he does not stand out as exemplary, but instead characterizes the «transportation» process itself.

The flashier aspects to Tarantino's movie get most of the press — the obscene but smart and wickedly funny dialogue, the non-linear timeline, the obscure and wildly varied soundtrack, the dance sequence with Vincent and Mia, soullessly revisited by both parties in «Be Cool» — but the most underrated aspect of «Pulp Fiction» is its tone.

At worst, these myriad accountability items may obscure and weaken the more critical aspects of instructional leadership.

The all - aluminum bodywork is a swoopy four - door design that shows hints of Fisker's previous involvement at Aston Martin and BMW, although nothing blatant enough to obscure some original aspects.

Keeping up appearances is important in breeding show dogs, but excessive focus on show points can obscure the importance of other aspects of the breed.

These obscure enzymes are one of the more overlooked aspects in most dog nutrition tips lists, but several studies have tried yeast hydrolysate with dogs, and when applied into canine diets, it does in fact provide similar benefits for dogs (Kim, et al. 2012).

It's a well known fact that American and European box art for games have differed quite significantly over the years, with American box art having a more masculine edge to them, with action being the focus of the art, whereas European art tends to reflect a more creative aspect, focusing on a more obscure and contemplative angle of the design.

The only redeeming aspect of Dark Pit's inclusion is that now, whenever someone makes a suggestion for even the most obscure character to be added to the series, they can defend their stance with six simple words: «Makes more sense than Dark Pit.»

According to Sarah Archino, another CAA panelist and an art - history graduate student at the City University of New York Graduate Center, «In order for a prank to really function as art, you have to have the possibility of a lowbrow aspect in art, and if that really existed before the 20th century, it's been obscured by history.»

Located on the other side of the second floor, a spate of exhibitions represent the ongoing Garage Field Research program — a platform for artists examining obscure or forgotten aspects of Russian culture.

A new experience is elicited from iconic sports moments through White's process of rebranding (often with her own personal brand preferences) and an expressive use of airbrush that simultaneously obscures, reveals and enhances surprising aspects of each figure.

Spanning the figurative to the fantastic, the «indigenous» to the «modern», Farmer's sculptures wear their influences without apology, and I very much appreciated being encouraged to recall the inspirational early work of Mike Kelley, as well as more obscure connections to aspects of the work of Wallace Berman.

This conspicuous placement demonstrates the exhibition's willingness to tell a less familiar story, highlighting aspects of Minimalist art that are sometimes obscured.

The aspect of visibility pervades both bodies of work on display in Q - SEE SIGD2, in Jared's as he explores the role of the obscured authority as spiritual presence and in Kim's as she uses the craft oriented medium of latch - hook to depict the relationship between bodies, self - care, and arms of violence.

By choosing to obscure, reveal, and frame certain aspects of the photos, Kambli recreates her family narrative and reconciles her own identity — no longer Indian yet not fully American.

This aspect is presented even clearer with the adjacent self portrait of the artist, sat with her face obscured by the copy of the Sun Newspaper which she is reading.

The unfortunate aspect to this, when we consider policy decisions based on science, is that this pause or hiatus obscures the underlying relentless thermal forcing function caused by the CO2 control knob.

The fuss about his environmental and economic analysis has — in my view — obscured the most significant aspect of this encyclical: his observation that climate change has already created human victims, and his insistence that we all have a moral obligation to help these vulnerable people.

This aspect of historic variability that puts the modern era into a broader perspective often seems to be obscured.

If I am writing a paper which includes some aspect which is not my forte, I do not dig up some obscure report written by wanna - be experts in the field in question, I either go to the appropriate text (written by experts in said field), or I seek out a seminal paper in the scientific literature.

Global Warming, as an aspect of Climate Change, is not about what will one day become obscure albeit accurate references by individuals with polished prose, in obscure journals.

However, climatological zonal average wind can obscure important aspects of jet streams (such as the distinction between polar and subtropical).

«The focus on the political implications of Stevens» retirement obscures a more significant aspect to his departure: the loss of the Supreme Court's pre-eminent common law lawyer.

(The «understanding» category might be a trifle obscure, but I mean it to include material on the broader aspects, social, political, jurisprudential, professional, of dealing with legal information through IT.)