Sentences with phrase «reach epiphanies»

Sometimes I reach epiphanies, spark creativity, and remember things from my past to work on.

Accordingly, such an apocalypse must be an imaginative disclosure of a universal and kenotic process that moves through an absolute and total negation to reach the epiphany of a divine and human Totality that thereby becomes all in all.36

He also challenges his values: If Black Panther is about this warrior - king coming to terms with his responsibilities to the rest of the world, then it takes the extreme version of that imperative presented by Killmonger — a war hawk's hate - fueled, yet sympathetic scheme to avenge a history of violence against people of color — to help T'Challa reach his epiphany.

At the same time, Major Zero reaches his epiphany about the true path to control through the power of memes: it's not about forcing people to do what you want, it's about ensuring they think they want to do it themselves.

I peer at it long enough until I reach an epiphany; it's me.

Fujiwara recounts his unforgettable experience with the work, which led him to pursue a career as an artist and simultaneously reach the epiphany of his own sexual awakening.

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Now that we have reached a point where it is manifest that history itself has moved through the death of God we must celebrate the death of God as an epiphany of the eschatological Christ.

Above all, a Christ who even now is manifest in the preincarnate form and epiphany of God, and who can be reached only by a total reversal of our history and experience, must be named as the Antichrist, as the dead and alien body of the God who originally died in Christ.

Many will have reached their own epiphany while in week three of pregnancy after discovering that the sperm and egg union resulted in a chromosomal human blueprint for their future babies.

Once this epiphany had been reached, it changed the way I thought about the colours in my outfits — now I tend to work with a «rule of 3» — up to 3 core colours in each outfit, with the exception that extras can be tones of one of these (and black and white do or don't count as a colour depending on my mood).

A flash of desert epiphany — I reached Wadi Rum after days of whirlwind tours of Madaba, the town with mosaic maps of Christian lands dating back to the 5th century, cloyingly romantic Petra, and the imposing Crusader castle of Kerak.

But the freshness of Perry's perspective is the truth that for everyone who reaches a «stop being an asshole» epiphany, there's a dozen or so who take ostensible life lessons and take it as reason to isolate themselves emotionally.

Successful writers I know — whether they're published commercially or self - published — need to write and rewrite their books many times, usually with the support of a developmental editor, not someone who does spelling and punctuation but a creative partner who is able to identify and solve problems with the story, structure, characterization, dialogue, visual description, literary style, pacing, the narrative arc — with a first, second, and third act that engages the reader and reaches some kind of epiphany or denouement that entertains, illuminates and provides emotional satisfaction for the reader.

I thought of John Keats, stunned by the epiphany of «negative capability» while writing a letter in 1817, describing the phenomenon as «when a man is capable of being in uncertainties, mysteries, doubts without any irritable reaching after fact and reason.»

This often triggers what author and internationally - renowned attorney Pauline Tesler refers to as a «magic moment,» an epiphany and workable solution brought about by a combination of the clients» desire to settle amicably yet address their interests and a realization that their attorneys will be disqualified if they can not reach an agreement.