«It's a place where anything can happen,» where «that
sense of human endeavor» has always encouraged experimentation.
He's pushed all the chips toward the center of the table in what may be one of the biggest bets in the
history of human endeavor.
Now advances such as machine learning are driving it into multiple
fields of human endeavor, from transportation to medicine to finance.
He also believed in embodying the noblest
aspects of human endeavor in emphatically dimensional, monumental terms, with depth of relief, with depth of formal complexity.
In a thoughtful way Chardin explores the omnipresence of God in the world, humans as supernatural beings in the natural evolutionary process, and the meaning
of human endeavor as the realization of Christian charity.
The position taken here is that the moral enterprise makes sense only if there are objective excellences that invite the loyalties of men and constitute the standard and
goal of human endeavor.
Every conversation I have ever had with communist intellectuals has left me with a decided impression that Marxist atheism is not absolute, but that it simply rejects an «extrinsical» God, a deus ex machina whose existence can only undermine the dignity of the Universe and weaken the
springs of human endeavor — a «pseudo-God», in short, whom no one in these days any longer wants, least of all the Christians.
What you are willing to take to heart whould never make the grade in most other areas
of human endeavor where consequences are something that must be seriously considered.
The overriding philosophy he espouses is one of kindness, concern for one's neighbors, direct conversation, and a desire to reach the
truth of human endeavor.
I am now learning what I suppose ecumenical pioneers have known for decades — that religious integration is both the simplest and the most
complicated of human endeavors: simple in design, complicated in detail.
The paradox of creativity can be seen in a peculiar character of the kind of process that culminates in something intelligible and novel that contributes substantively to a
tradition of human endeavor.
International conferences in every field
of human endeavor including business, sports, the arts, and science are helpful in keeping open the channels of communication between the peoples of the world.
The professional papers of individuals, businesses, and scientific organizations often prove to be the most valuable sources for recording the history of science and help constitute the primary material
record of the human endeavor to investigate and shape nature.
Liberals respond more favorably to moral issues involving harm and care, or fairness and justice, and conservatives respond more favorably to issues framed by loyalty, authority and respect, and the purity and
sanctity of human endeavors, Wolsko said.
Finally, by including relatively small human figures in their works or not including humans at all, they were demonstrating ideas about humanity's connection to the larger natural world and reminding us that the natural world exists
outside of human endeavors.
Neither Glenn Curtiss nor Wilbur Wright ever came to understand his own limits, that luminescent intelligence in one area
of human endeavor does not preclude gross incompetence in another.
You're saying, «This is chaotic because it's unfamiliar or
unsupportive of human endeavor, while this isn't chaotic because it's a café where I can get an espresso.»
The objects contained in this database represent the Dallas Museum of Art's entire accessioned collection of over 24,000 works of art from all cultures and time periods, spanning 5,000
years of human endeavor.
His interest in ethnic artifacts and everyday ephemera, as well as obscure forms of knowledge and the occult, was rooted in a search for universality underlying the
diversity of human endeavor.
The Marywood Distinguished Visiting Artist Lecture Series brings to the Marywood Art Department professionals who are working at the high
end of human endeavor; successful and respected visual artists who are dealing with contemporary cultural and aesthetic issues that are relevant to all aspects of the Humanities.
The exhibition seeks to situate the significance of the past decade within a larger
context of human endeavor and life experience through the work of Willie Birch, Dawn DeDeaux, Isabelle Hayeur, Spring Hurlbut, Nicholas Nixon, and Christopher Saucedo.
I love the cultural histories embedded within, as well as the smaller
sprigs of human endeavor that make great art along the way.
Herzog uses these expansive, often undisturbed, and extreme places to frame the
scale of human endeavor as both epic and inconsequential.