Sentences with phrase «power in a convincing way»

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Webb lacks critical appreciation for the ways in which the powerful can appeal to providence in self - serving ways, convincing themselves that their hold on power is itself a sign of God's favor.

In any case, by the mid-1960s the convincing power of the neo-orthodox message was giving way to other voices.

I hope that I have presented the position I ascribe to Stackhouse and McCann in a way that shows its convincing power.

It is a way of pointing out the rather extraordinary fact that the primary and really convincing evidence which Christians claim to discover for the reality and power of God for them is in their relation to Jesus.

Griffin defines this concept in various ways, but as applied to his critique of free - will theodicies, the illuminating power of a theodicy is closely tied to the degree to which individuals find it convincing.

Before and since Moody the chief standard of success as an evangelist (and a minister) in American Protestantism has been evidence of such charisma, of power not possessed by ordinary folk — the ability to manifest in a convincing way that one represents more than himself, in short, that one is a man of God.

Let's assume if you have political power in a corrupt state (and I am convinced that non-corrupt state is way less likely to develop in this inequality), you can extend your wealth by using your influence.

If the UK's influence in the world is to be maintained, the government must demonstrate in a clear and convincing way that these reductions have been offset by identifiable improvements elsewhere rather than imprecise assertions of an increased reliance on diplomacy and «soft power».

Convinced of the transformative power of such a course, he envisioned the potential spreading of yoga and inner peace within the correctional facility in a sustainable way: Yoga teachers within would reach a larger inmate population and in turn benefit to the entire prison.

For the synopsis, there's very little that can be said given how important it is audience members can indulge in this production without having it spoiled for them beforehand — but let's just say that Rey (Daisy Ridley) is vying to convince Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) to teach her the ways of the Jedi, though as they progress, he becomes overwhelmed, and a little frightened, by her powers.

The ultimate solution to this crisis ends up being extreme, but oddly convincing as a way to move forward, while simultaneously exposing the childish nature of humanity, and restoring a sadly required belief in a vengeful higher power.

The story tries to convince you that the two are somehow connected in a way that defies description, and their love is somehow destined by divine powers, but this notion doesn't seem fully realized, and the result is a romance that has neither spark nor depth.

With nothing else for the villain to do until the finale, he's shipped off to an asylum, although that's at least more convincing than the way the screenplay forces in a second bad guy in the movie's final act in order to trigger the movie's genuine climax, which comes after another battle with Electro over the fate of New York City's central power plant.

I am convinced that the real hope of sustainability lies in getting every Exxon / Shell / racist / misogynist / fat / lazy fossil fuel funded politician worldwide out of any kind of power position they have lied their way into.

• Strong sales skills with exceptional convincing power • Demonstrated ability to sell company products to customers as well as deal with competitive issues • Strong computer and phone skills: Able to answer phone calls in good manner, create MS Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and create / maintain client accounts • Able to maintain neat and pleasant appearance in a fast paced environment • Exceptional organizational and time management skills • Able to handle numerous tasks and arrange multiple files simultaneously • Proven ability to think in an anticipatory way, one step ahead of the process