Sentences with phrase «profoundly different is»

The trouble with being the parents of a child profoundly different is that you're in over your head before you know it.

I knew my life experience was different from my daughter, Casey's, adopted from Poland more than 20 years ago, but I had no idea how profoundly different we were until I was compelled by tragedy to take a brutally hard look at the world of the adopted child.

Not exact matches

But this election is profoundly different.

Their value system is profoundly different, and they're forming relationships with products and services based on the things they value and appreciate.

«When autonomous vehicles, AI, IoT and other emerging technologies are combined with economic trends like the sharing economy, we truly see different business designs that profoundly disrupt the market,» Walker says.

Praying to become more like Christ is profoundly different — than praying to become someone else.

This is a profoundly different approach to theology from the one that has been characteristic of process theology.

Our engagement in the world in an anxious age is made possible by our confidence in the gospel in a pluralistic society where people have profoundly different beliefs.

In any case it is something profoundly different from what would be traditionally understood by a doctrine of women's experience.

Instead, it's a reflection of how three men from profoundly different backgrounds met 20 years ago, connected and changed one another.

The differences in perceptions between whites and blacks that I described above are indicative of profoundly different realities between privileged and oppressed people.

When I first met Karima, I assumed that someone of a different religion didn't care about mine, but I've learned that's not the case — sometimes our best conversations happen with those who are profoundly different to us.

When this is combined with what I have called an «ontological» grounding — that such love in concrete act is precisely what God always is and how God always acts — we have a picture that is so overwhelmingly real, so profoundly effectual, that it makes things different.

Throughout this book, one truth reasserts itself again and again: How profoundly different John Woolman was from you and me.

I am convinced there is real diversity in the world — that Buddhist existence is profoundly different from Socratic existence, and that prophetic existence is different from both.

This is profoundly different from biblical thinking about God.

I profoundly hope that, before it is too late, a different vision, more like that generated from Whitehead's thought, can gain significant influence.

Globalization is bringing us into such a profoundly different era that some future generation may well be moved to discard the Christian calendar entirely, and rename the year 2000 AD as 1 GE, the first year of the Global Era.

Jewish element within the Hebrew - Jewish - Christian stream is something profoundly different from Hebrew - Jewish culture simply as such.

On the contrary, he wants us to enrich a necessarily extensive appreciation of the Western tradition by attempting to understand other traditions that rival it in significance and to understand where they are both profoundly different and deeply similar.

Unique and profoundly different in purpose, the Hebrew Bible may be termed «literature» because, like all literature, it reveals universal truths about mankind.

Believers were asked to enter a biblical world that was profoundly different from the modern one.

Black theology has taught us that there is an approach to understanding that is radically different from what ours has been but yet profoundly revealing.

Cardinal Cormac Murphy - O'Connor The excellent Fr Bryan Storey, in a typically terse four word comment on The Times's blog, called it «light in the darkness»: and certainly, it was a serious and — in only 369 words — a remarkably meaty contribution, clear and not mealy - mouthed: the simple sentence «it is profoundly wrong» is in a different moral universe from the kind of thing we have come to expect from Dr (I nearly said «Professor») Rowan Williams.

Judge Simon Hurst told him: «I have had the advantage of reading victim impact statements and it is clear that in their different ways, they were all profoundly affected by your abuse of them.

What makes the process - relational view different from most organismic interpretations, as we have seen, is, first of all, the notion that unique individuals do create themselves and their societies, as profoundly shaped as they are by them, instead of being subsumed by an omnicompetent and all knowing state that functions as the brain of the organism.

Being a strong team in one league is a profoundly different question from being a weak team in another; the latter requires a team that can scrap and can shrug off the regular and inevitable defeats, and therefore needs a manager capable of organizing the former and inspiring the laBeing a strong team in one league is a profoundly different question from being a weak team in another; the latter requires a team that can scrap and can shrug off the regular and inevitable defeats, and therefore needs a manager capable of organizing the former and inspiring the labeing a weak team in another; the latter requires a team that can scrap and can shrug off the regular and inevitable defeats, and therefore needs a manager capable of organizing the former and inspiring the latter.

But there is something profoundly different about the feeling you get when strangers judge you for how you choose to parent your child.

The result is a profoundly moving and thought - provoking book about how parents can bridge differences with their children — but it's also about how groups of people who seem very different from each other can use their own experiences to develop empathic connection and find common ground.

This is profoundly different from a child having an original idea to make or do something.

To those who say they've seen future dawns before in Africa, I say that it is the quality of its growth over the past decade that is profoundly different.

It is profoundly unfair that Michael Gove and the High Court have taken a different view.

But the internet represented something different, something profoundly anarchic and impossible to regulate, something too complex and versatile to be smothered.

There are arguments of the head, but I profoundly believe we must win not only the arguments of the head but also of the heart: that we are better off together in the United Kingdom, there's a solidarity that we show each other, if different parts of the United Kingdom have a difficult time we are all there ready to stand behind those parts of the United Kingdom.

The team's research, published in the April 6 issue of Science Advances, reveals effects that are profoundly different from anything that has been seen before with superconductivity.

And when you look this closely, you find that pieces that you thought were quite similar are subtly but profoundly different.

But, on the face of it, information is profoundly different from the basic entities that physical sciences use to describe reality.

This study found that the two planets, despite having a similar mass, are profoundly different in many ways.

Our expectations of our bodies, their functional capacity and their term of service, are profoundly different from those of people living in the mid-19th century and, in the great scheme of things, that is a mere blink of an eye.

Of course, RNA is not profoundly different from DNA (it's a single - stranded variation).

... This approach has been demonstrated, but it's profoundly different than what is found in the typical K - 12 or college classroom.»

Although the fossils are still undated, making it hard to know where they sit in the human family tree, they already reveal a profoundly different way to be a member of our genus Homo.

Although the fossils are still undated, they already reveal a profoundly different way to be a member of our genus Homo.

Preterm infants get a tremendous amount of stress in the early days of birth, because the environment is profoundly different from that of the womb,» says Masako Myowa - Yamakoshi, who heads the team.

We were well on our way toward a warmer and profoundly different North, essentially free of summer sea ice, with effects on climate and human systems potentially spanning the globe.

Depending on how you metabolize DHEA and pregnenolone you could have profoundly different outcomes than those which are desired.

Note that there's no one - size - fits - all skin care routine, and this is the case because everyone's skin is profoundly different.

Evenly matched with the vocal performances of several actors, they are stunning, and profoundly different from anything you've heard in a Disney film before.

The second Elebits game is profoundly different from the Wii version: it's a bi-dimensional adventure game, which tightly follows the rules of the genre.

Her Story is likely worth playing if only because it is so profoundly different.