Sentences with phrase «present reality»

Of course, reinforcing these expectations are the ever - present realities of business.

Listening with your heart not just listening for an opening to present your reality as a singular truth but listening for something that is unfamiliar to you.

Both employ methods, successfully or not, for translating desired ends into present realities.

In supportive - growth - action counseling, the pastor focuses on present reality, current relationships, and the practical problems of handling one's life situation more adequately.

But, rest assured, I will always be presenting reality here in my corner of the internet!

When the pastor speaks of faith in eternal life, he will try to show that this faith is a declaration about present reality, not only a promise of something beyond death.

In this view present reality becomes the only cause, and it causes nothing but itself.

Culture, a «living, dynamic, participatory present reality» (143), like an ecosystem, is fragile.

He attempts to create fictional & non fictional visual stories based on present reality.

Interpreters are never interest free but always present reality in partisan ways and, indeed, can not do otherwise.

In the first place, hope has to come to expression in quite specific and concrete sacramental images in order to connect with present reality and thereby to avoid the docetic and gnostic temptations to escape from the present altogether.

The truth, however (Thielicke, Pfarrerblatt, p. 130), is that the cross and resurrection are present realities for me only «when I focus my existence upon the historical uniqueness and finality of the years A.D. 1 - 30.

To the Bone sheds light on eating disorders through the experience of both Ellen and her fellow housemates without shying away from presenting the reality of recovery.

Cross and resurrection make themselves available to me as present realities only in Kierkegaard's sense of contemporaneity.

For the grand majority of the film, Disney isn't seen or spoken of, but it's an ever - present reality at the edges of everything that happens.

Set in a steampunk Victorian London, The Order presents a reality where advanced technology is used to battle ancient evil, and from what we've seen so far a Werewolf is part of that evil.

The church's life of worship and prayer and sacraments and Scripture reading is a way of making that a reality, so that even though we find it hard to describe what's going on, the reality of that fusion of time — God's time and our time — is a very present reality.

I presume that this is how police work customarily unfolds, and it's nice to see a movie present this reality rather than opt for the big eureka moment that cracks the case wide open.

We do not have to resort to strategies of ignoring present realities, overwhelming minorities, or inventing fictional homogeneous pasts.

From now on, painting would have to reflect on exactly what it means to present reality through brushstrokes.

The promise hidden within the inauspicious origins of a mustard tree gives him an image of the disproportionality between present reality and the full flowering of God's future.

Jenny Holzer's Palm Left 000037 relies on altered Iraqi war documents to explore the idea of eradication of information and offer glimpses of hidden pasts and altered present realities.

When the Council finally meets, sobornost» will become a word describing a concrete present reality.

The consequent break between past and present realities provides a significant opportunity to change the way in which the Sunday school is viewed.

A man without the sense of reality underlying and extending far beyond present realities is, to anyone who has even glimpsed the dimension of true living, a deficient and pathetic figure.

He is fully aware of the paradox of the Gospel: although, nay rather because, the cross and resurrection are phenomena of past history, they are nevertheless present realities (Pfarrerblatt, 3A.

In each of the three final cases Scripture's expressiveness both gives the past its occurrence and occasions present reality.

The paradox of the Christian Gospel is just this — those events are present realities although they belong to past history.»

As an act of filmmaking, it is superb: A sense of immediate and present reality permeates every scene.

8:47: John Mulaney, my favorite person alive, is here with Mindy Kaling to present reality competition program.

In our upcoming webinar, Learning Trends in 2018: Present Realities vs. Future Possibilities, we will provide an in - depth analysis and discussion of this year's trending tech and training solutions.

Smith and Brazer present the reality of leading change to close achievement gaps.

Katie McCoach presents The Reality of Judging a Book by its Cover posted at KM Editorial, saying, «A book cover is the first thing a reader sees when selecting their next book, so the reality of this?

Adam presents The Reality of Self - Employment posted at Magical Penny.

Our exclusive property also presents the reality of the destination, with an architectural style reflecting the traditions of Saba.

The spa resort presents the reality of the destination, with an architectural style incorporating traditions of Vietnam.

Riddles will detail the brutal present reality of motion controls.

Merz presents a reality that is almost abstract, and an abstraction that is almost real — an uninspiring approach that seems to imply that the two cohabit rather than compete.

They introduced an ambiguity about meaning, which persisted as his career developed, between directly presenting reality and a fascination with artificiality.

These videos present a reality that is never stable but in the process of becoming: like a book, where with every turning page the interworking of the whole is re-framed and restructured.

With this body of work, Kurland presents a reality where utopia and dystopia are not polar opposites, but rather fold together in an uneasy coexistence.

Noble's art presents a reality that appears recognizably of our world — but is not.