Sentences with phrase «of freedom as»

I actively work with your strengths and walk along side you as you develop effective copings skills and gain a sense of freedom as you begin to explore new thoughts and ideas.»

HTC unveiled its Vive Focus all - in - one VR headset in China today, with a bold design, a handheld controller and the ability to allow users six degrees of freedom as they explore virtual environments.

If you don't sweat much when you exercise the sense of freedom as you run is hugely enjoyable, but if you drip like a leaky tap they will slip eventually.

Canadian constitutional law, being rooted in the liberal - democratic political tradition, has inherited a particular, liberal conception of freedom as being conceptually limitless.

And when the Right Wing press decries «forcing» employees into Chevy Volts that are a perk, not a right, then they pursue about as bizarre a definition of freedom as I can imagine.

«Gav: I think you agree that the data are not independant and that we don't have the benefit of that many degrees of freedom as shown by the annual data.

The romantic bias of Pollock's individualism and his sense of freedom as expressed in his art stand out in sharper definition when his work is compared with the abstract painting of the new European generation.

A poster by Rosemarie Trockel exploring the concept of freedom as part of «Station to Station: A 30 Day Happening» project curated by Doug Aitken at Barbican Centre, London.

He discusses Pop Art's place in art history; his initial feelings about being considered a Pop artist; the influence of Los Angeles and its environment on his work; his feelings about English awareness of America; a discussion of his use of words as images; a discussion of the Standard Station as an American icon; a discussion of the notion of freedom as it is perceived as a Southern California phenomenon; how he sees himself in relation to the Los Angeles mural movement (L.A. Fine Arts Squad); the importance of communication to him; his relationship with the entertainment world in Los Angeles and its misinterpretation of him; his books; collaboration with Mason Williams on «Crackers;» his approach toward conceiving an idea for paintings; personal feelings about the books that he has done; the importance of motion in his work; a discussion of the movies «Miracle» and «Premium;» his friendship with Joe Goode; his return from Europe and his studio in Glassell Park; his move to Hollywood in 1965; the problems of balancing the domestic life and the artistic life; his stain paintings and what he hopes to learn from using stains; a disscussion of bicentemial exhibition at the L.A. County Museum: «Art in Los Angeles: Seventeen Artists in the Sixties,» 1981; a discussion of the origin of L.A. Pop as an off shoot from the American realist tradition; his feelings about being considered a realist; the importance for him of elevating humble objects onto the canvas; a discussion on how he chooses the words he uses in his paintings; and his feelings about the future direction of his work.

The narrative of Dungeon Siege III is uncommonly open - ended for a dungeon crawler and possesses a Mass Effect style wheel, providing you with some degree of freedom as to how your chosen character responds in conversations.

The game gives players an unprecedented level of freedom as they assume the role of Link and explore, battle and survive in the vast world of Hyrule.

I love games that give you this type of freedom as a player, and coupled with Destiny's stellar gunplay, level - grinding looks to be a future source of enjoyment, rather than a laborious chore.

Bethesda games have in general always emphasized these aspects of freedom as one of their pillars of design, and to much success.

I really liked the aspect of unlocking skills and becoming more powerful, and achieving a higher level of freedom as you become more powerful.

It all brings a sense of freedom as well as control and makes you feel a lot more powerful than other games can manage.

As you can place up to ten bubbles in total for each screen, you have a lot of freedom as to how you want to arrange your games and application in a similar fashion to the smartphones.

We feel like there's not really a right or wrong answer there, there's no such thing as you absolutely shouldn't do X, Y, or Z, we try to give you a tremendous amount of freedom as to how you and your team decides which heroes to play.»

One the other hand, the ocean option gives you the feeling of freedom as miles of water stretches before you.

The PTPA also allows the puppy to be positively reinforced by adding various levels of freedom as the level of trust is increased with both the owner and puppy.

Once over the fence, many dogs find many rewards in the form of freedom as a world of enticing sights and smells unveils beyond them.

Nations that are growing can follow the same path of freedom as the developed nations did.

The blue represents the sky and the universe which is the understanding of freedom as an enslaved person you can put your meaning to it, not what the master said.

From the further right, the always understated Glenn Beck says, «This is a progressive bonanza, and if it's allowed to be in our schools in any form and become the Common Core of America's next generation, it will destroy America and the system of freedom as we know it... This is evil stuff.»

-- Courtney Small [LOVED] Though the film is steeped in sadness in the shadows of Disney World, the mischievous and completely adorable 6 year - old Moonee and her friends still manage to carve out an endless summer of freedom as they roam between brightly coloured strip motels, souvenir shops and abandoned buildings.

I give him a lot of freedom as my friend.

Pyre teaches you to fight tirelessly for your freedom, but to question the definition of that freedom as well.

As I surrendered to this, I discovered a vast sense of freedom as a result.

Those who out of ignorance opposed the ideology of freedom as espoused by IPOB can now see that we are visionaries who should be praised not labeled terrorists.»

Pettit refers to this view of freedom as «non-domination».

What is baffling for anarchists is how moderate republicans, having uncovered such a radical conception of freedom as non-domination, fail to advocate the kind of radical economic and political changes needed to create a society free from domination.

There is much to commend in the republican account of freedom as non-domination and it may have value as an ideal for a republican political movement to pursue.

It requires a persuasive distinction to be made between the definition of freedom as the ability to not live «at the mercy of another», what Philip Pettit calls non-domination, and the libertarian idea of freedom, that in practice includes the freedom to dominate.

The ideal Pettit claims characterises the republican tradition is that of freedom as non-domination, an understanding eclipsed by Bentham's Hobbes - inspired polemics against the rebellious North American colonists.

Pettit is certainly able to show that some figures like Harrington, opponent of Hobbes» attack on the «democratical gentlemen» who opposed government by prerogative, have something like Pettit's account of freedom as resting in being free from subjection «to the potentially capricious will or the potentially idiosyncratic judgement of another» [7].

Our forwards have a lot of freedom as is.

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Michael Sandel has shown what is problematic about this notion of freedom as consisting entirely of unfettered choices.

Given the Grand Inquisitor's anti-Orthodox conception of freedom as unencumbered self - determining choice, it is not surprising that he should have contempt for the average run of men.

The notion of freedom as the right to define ourselves autonomously was famously heralded by the US Supreme Court's notorious Planned Parenthood vs Casey decision in 1992.

As a Catholic he can object, but he can't deny that the Court has grabbed on to the nerve of our Lockean Constitution in its doctrine of freedom as autonomy unfolding generation by generation.

Lycidas, what I meant was that you speak of respect, but this is an arbitrary value dependent upon your point of reference and so does not come under the label of freedom as such.

That kind of orderly conversation can not begin with the radical epistemological skepticism and moral relativism that inform today's Ockhamites and their defense of freedom as willfulness.

As with that center, residents can come and go with a great deal of freedom as they sort out what to do next.

A summary of Merleau - Ponty's treatment of ambiguity points to Whitehead's notion of adventure: (i) the irreducible polarity of body - world as the ultimate scheme of existence; (ii) the irreducibility of perception to either pole of the body - world schema; (iii) the affirmation of freedom as both centripetal and centrifugal.

For this reason, Whitehead's assignment of freedom as well as the vast causal influence of the past even to such minute entities as electrons seems to be in accord with the world revealed to us by science.

In spite of Bergson's failure to help much in biology, he was insightful in stressing the importance of sympathy and of freedom as basic principles in nature.

But neither does Derrida's philosophy in its basic presuppositions advocate a radical relativism and a denial of freedom as some of his interpreters propose.

Everything was kept under the strictest regulations of the entire community in order to guard against the abuse of freedom as well as the threat of selfishness.

With regard to the evangelical insistence on the priority of evangelism, Thomas said that people are not isolated individuals but are social beings inextricably related to the structures of nature, history and cosmos through which they express the creativity of their freedom as well as the sin of self - love and self - righteousness.

Develop a strong understanding of the classical view of freedom — particularly the classical relationship between freedom and truth — as an alternative to the modern understanding of freedom as license.