Sentences with phrase «real relevance»

This was basically an unthinkable task and now it has real relevance as we head into the final 1/3 of the Regular Season.

And I consider the efforts to integrate Western and Eastern thought to have such real relevance to the course of events.

Nor do we think that Jesus» personality can be reconstructed as a factor of real relevance to theology today.

I also like to base parts of my sessions around pop culture and current issues in order to engage students and demonstrate that English is not a subject or skill confined to the classroom but rather it is a life long skill with real relevance in the world.

The argument that it should be regarded as such because has a Christian heritage and tradition carries little real relevance — Britain also has a history of believing in the inequality of the sexes and the legitimacy of the slave trade.

For a character to be talked about so much, but whose only real relevance seems to be to facilitate a plot point (Hanneke steals a German soldier's uniform from her), is confusing.

For my own part, I can not imagine how di - polar theology could be genuinely Christian so long as it places christology and eschatology at the periphery of faith and understanding, nor can I see how it could ever gain real relevance or power so long as it continues to be unable either to address us or to speak in terms of the imagination.

«Betting on sea - level rise would have a very real relevance to Pacific islanders,» he told The Guardian.

If he cant support through troubling times then what real relevance is he in your life??

Primary Fund's only real relevance was symbolic, in a limited way — it reminded investors that the buck cd actually break, and they started to lose their minds only fr Treasury responded with the money fund guarantee.

I head the lay pastoral team for my parish west of Montreal, and consider myself an extreme - left - wing Catholic (to the extent that «left» and «right» have any real relevance to definitions of Christian practice...).

He seems to argue that the appropriations must have some real relevance to the Persons.

We have decided that theology is a specialized academic discipline of no real relevance to congregational or denominational life.

Does historical research and criticism have any real relevance for Christian faith?

It has «real relevance» in non-human animals, so much so that a primitive sense of moral obligation can be found in the higher species of the animal kingdom (MT 28).

There is no abstract perfection in terms of abstract possibilities which have no real relevance to the concrete world of events.

The customisation of the training provided by SAGE to our specific line configuration brought a real relevance to the training experience.»

But the real relevance of Gödel's theorem is its connection to the fact that inconsistencies can arise if you try to prove statements that refer to themselves.

In reality the real relevance is aging and the treatment of aging.

There need to be more studies on long - term GL diets, because there has not yet been found any real relevance to weight loss during a longer period of time.

Well the real relevance behind this is «Be Your Best Self» What does this mean.

If you can get past the idea that Buffalo Soldiers... has any real relevance, you are likely to enjoy its sitcom snap and the performance of Phoenix.

It's good at making tiny things floating about the screen look pretty and come to life, but lacked any real relevance in scenes driven by dialogue and story.

yawp had some real relevance.

Too many times, the scene plays out not for good comedy or with any real relevance to the plot and characters, but rather as an excuse to have Wilson or Vaughn lay on their comedy shtick — together or separate — and calling it a day.

What you learn in the classroom or e-learning program accompanies you in the job where you can see its real relevance.

In our time, when the real relevance of e-learning and the constant development that occurs in the technological arena are taken into account, instructional designers have a significant role to play.

«We didn't want to do another concept car without any real relevance to what we're doing today,» explains Mornhinweg.

«I'll close now and turn it over to Tadge, and he's going to elaborate on some of the real relevance that racing has brought to the production Corvette.»

If I had to draw an analogy to another book, I'd say it was like Daniel Goleman's Emotional Intelligence, in the sense that it takes theories and ideas from the social sciences and shows how they can have real relevance to our lives.

Instead of truly cogent political statements, artists throw in ideological references that have no real relevance.

Allan never wanted to be part of a movement nor did he believe that the market had any real relevance to the future of art.

In some instances, the client provides the lawyer with an avalanche of documents, many of which have no real relevance to the case.

«We may invest in specific solutions that have real relevance to our business and that can help us meet our clients» needs in smarter and more cost - effective ways, but we won't be investing in all the tech companies with whom we work in Fuse as a matter of course.

While certainly these past issues aren't great, we found no real relevance to AIG today.

In my opinion you don't seem to have anything to talk about that has any real relevance to our business — beyond self promotion.

Your use of trivializing did not have any real relevance to the discussion — it's a pity you didn't notice or focus on that.