Sentences with phrase «of the tension out»

It's a compelling premise: that you can get more done at work, better understand your co-workers, and generally like your life more if you take some of the tension out of the string.

«It takes a lot of tension out of the process,» Pao said.

Director Jodie Foster squeezes every drop of tension out of the nervy standoff between Lee and Jack O'Connell's blue - collar bomber, constantly upping the stakes with each new bit of information.

You took a lot of the tension out of writing an ebook.

This removes much of the tension out of the movie, and almost goes directly against the prior teaser where we see a chained up Batman becoming genuinely scared by an approaching Superman who rips off his mask and, somehow, eyeshadow.

It takes almost all of the tension out of hiding from the enemy — you just slink a few feet away from the body, usually behind a corner, and wait it out.

Not exact matches

Stiglitz told us that this decades - old debate about how to balance the creation of short - term and long - term value is recently gaining new life in the US because of the venomous class class tensions and ugly politics arising out of income inequality, and because people in positions of power are looking at the big picture and realizing that something has to change.

American Airlines rerouted three flights out of more than 6,000 a day amid tensions between the U.S. and Russia.

It may help you work out knotty ideas or even ease the tension of a particularly sensitive conversation - Steve Jobs famously had his most important discussions on his feet.

He has his own way of doing business... There's a lot of tension on air... After 10 hour days and 10 days of shooting, you really feel like you want to knock this motherf * cker out.»

Two years later it was kicked out of Malaysia because of racial tension — the city state was mainly ethnic Chinese, the peninsula dominated by Malays — and the antagonism of many senior politicians in Kuala Lumpur toward Lee, whom they considered headstrong and unpredictable.

«The overhang of daily political tensions and nonsense coming out of the White House is causing people to become more nervous, but that doesn't change the fundamentals of the market,» Kresh said.

Last week's escalating tensions with North Korea rattled markets out of a summer lull.

The Trump administration is considering backing out of the 2015 nuclear accord, which would reignite tensions between the two countries.

«If you think of the organization as a giant ball of yarn — you can plan out how to untangle it — or everyone can draw out their own tension.

Kennedy's 1962 missive was borne out of national pride, fueled in large part by latent Cold War - era tensions between national governments.

The result has been a massive flow of capital out of the US, the EU, and Japan and into China, millions of unemployed manufacturing workers, and growing trade tensions.

Oil prices dropped sharply despite ongoing tensions in the Middle East, with the regime of longtime Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi recapturing lost ground from rebels and Saudi Arabian troops entering Bahrain to help out the embattled rulers.

it's true that great art is birthed out of tension, then it's not at all surprising that Two Tongues came together.

But out of all the tension a rock solid friendship has emerged.

Reasonable and responsible action emerges out of the tension between these two equally dangerous presuppositions.

And it seems to me that it's being turned into this kind of norm that just gets you out of this tension.

We want Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream Speech, not his letter from a Birmingham jail, where he calls out the white moderate, «who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice.»

And to do this let us begin by climbing up till we tower over the trees which now hide the forest from us; in other words let us forget for a moment the details of the economic crises, the political tensions, the class - struggles which block out our horizon, and let us climb high enough to gain an inclusive and impartial view of the whole process of hominization11 as it has advanced during the last fifty or sixty years.

not letting down, but a... more of a kind of straightening out without tension if that means anything.8

Arising out of a process of differentiation from transcendent order, the idea of society stands, from the very moment of its birth, in a dialectical tension with the concept of the individual.

Today the tension within the business community has been greatly reduced since those businesses that depended on protection have generally collapsed or moved out of the country.

Subtle distress signals such as a catch in the voice, a slip of the tongue, tension in a marriage relationship, or a change in the pattern of church participation can often be picked up if the minister has his psychological antenna out to catch these cries for help.

On the other side of that situation, masturbation chosen out of frustration and expediency would push him further away from his spouse, compounding relational tension and making loving each other and God a further hill to climb in an already exhausted and exhausting situation.

The tension I have in mind is generated by (i) this process of temporally ordered actual occasions articulating his vision of the metaphysical ultimatum — atomism — and (ii) the complex product of this process which he so obviously cherished as an organic interconnectedness — the web of interrelations which comprise a world so badly misunderstood by the science Whitehead himself prehended from out of his immediate past.

An intelligent and fair «minded overview of how Catholic laity» from Dorothy Day and Mario Cuomo to the lesser known» understand the living out of their faith, concluding with the recognition of tensions between affirming lay vocations and church authority.

some church people get rid of the embarrassingly high notes and eliminate all dramatic tension and dissonance, making Muzak out of the symphony.

However these details may be interpreted, the broader context in which Whitehead worked them out for himself must have been one of considerable tension.

Direction is that primeval tension of a human soul which moves it to choose and to realize this and no other out of the infinity of possibilities.

Read loses sight of Buber's concept of dialogue, however, when he suggests that Buber's teaching shows how to replace the inter-individual tensions of the classroom by «an organic mode of adaptation to the social organism as a whole» and when he reinterprets the teacher's concentration of an effective world as a selective screen in which what is kept in and what is left out is determined by the organic social pattern through the medium of the teacher's «sense of a total organism's feeling - behaviour.»

But what of the fact earlier pointed out that classifying is an impersonal process and, hence, in tension with democratic ideals?

Just as in conversation the tension between the meaning which the word I use has for me and that which it has for my partner can prove itself fruitful and lead to a deeper personal understanding, so out of the tension between the image of a person and the existing person a genuine understanding can arise.

How Jesus thought about the sad story comes out in another saying of his which would seem to belong to the same situation of acute tension, though its tone is more that of regret than of denunciation:

Jesus looked into the future and saw the rising tension of his day culminating in the destruction and desolation of the people and the land he loved; like the prophets of old, he foresaw the doom of judgment meted out, not on the heathen only but upon his own nation, its leaders, its people, its temple.

The Christian community is diverse, and so there will always be tension, but I'm beginning to think that maybe I'm not as out of step with my faith community as I once thought; maybe there's still hope that things will change.]

The weighting of concern, the attitude toward the neighbor, the valuation of possessions and power, all arise out of the perception which is in tension with the acknowledgment of God's superior reality.

There's plenty of tension here, and more if we consider Peter's speech in Acts 4, where he seems interested in keeping strays out of the fold («There is salvation in no one else») and 1 John 3:16 - 24, which picks up on the theme of the One who lays down his life of his own accord and then sees an outrageous connection between Jesus» action and our own: «We ought to lay down our lives for one another.»

We may confidently follow Christ out of that bifurcated tension where, with one foot in heaven and one foot on earth, we are torn apart like the wishbone after a Thanksgiving dinner.

Out of his moral tension, he proposed a vague populism and a quietistic «sort of Buddhism,» as Gide called it, that tries to love all things without facing the fact that we can only love particulars.

Most prefer the easy way out of the moral tension caused by this contradiction and settle with one of two simplistic positions: either G - d is not responsible, because He doesn't exist or He is powerless; or the victims were not innocents because they deserved punishment.

Arising out of what I have said, the diagram at the end of this chapter represents the state of tension which has come to exist more or less consciously in every human heart as a result of the seeming conflict between the modern forward impulse (OX), induced in us all by the newly - born force of trans - hominization, and the traditional upward impulse of religious worship (OY).

Those calling attention to systemic injustice are accused of inciting tensions rather than simply calling them out.

Jesus made no effort to resolve this tension — the tension arising inevitably out of a recognition, on the one hand, of our moral weakness and wrongness, and, on the other, out of a vision of God's perfect will — by qualifying and softening that will.

Just as he denies in the speech that there are any potential tensions between our ideals and the practical demands of ensuring our security in an often less than ideal world, he simply rejects that there are any moral or political complexities born of out technological innovation that might justify some measure of political prudence, or even the admonishment of science.

The ways in which this task could be carried out, and the interesting metaphysical revisions and alternatives to which it would lead regarding the central doctrines of process metaphysics, has constituted an interesting discussion and dialectical tension between Ford and Nobo over the years, to which many of the rest of us have attended with the greatest interest.