Sentences with phrase «robust sense»

Coming from a Baptist tradition with a less robust sense of Church, Sullivan might be forgiven for confusing this.

There is a more robust sense of science in which we require not only that a theory explain and predict phenomena but also that it appeal to lawlike generalizations» to statements that purport to be not only true but necessarily true.

This investment with the SFI Research Centre IPIC will enable us to combine our expertise and utilise Tyndall's state of the art facilities to develop ground breaking early stage technologies, which will not only have a huge impact on the future architecture design of large data centres, but will also improve the power and computational capacity of new consumer devices and provide robust sensing solutions in the autonomous vehicles and consumer device sectors as well as others.

You have to have a pretty robust sense of self and lashings of confidence to really enjoy online dating and embracing self - love is the quickest way to do this.

For pupils with a relatively robust sense of academic selfefficacy, the raising of standards with clear sanctions for failure can be positively motivating.

JG: On that note, I find there's a very robust sense of memory in your paintings and New York critic Barry Schwabsky has compared your paintings to a Proustian sentence, which we know is filled with memory!

Everything from the unique art style and great soundtrack, to the challenging combat and platforming, colorful characters, and robust sense of humor made Guacamelee a treat to play from beginning to end.

The longevity of the Genesis story doesn't owe itself to some robust sense of historical accuracy — indeed there is no way to prove or disprove the narrative today, and efforts to prove it are pointless.

Rabbi Gellman and Monsignor Hartman, known to many in the New York area as «The God Squad,» frequently appear on the radio talk program of Don Imus, where a robust sense of humor is required for survival.

One reason for this is the robust sense of responsibility on the part of many AA's for reaching the unreached alcoholics.

In order to recapture the robust sense of moral purpose that once characterized the Christian way, we must discard contemporary notions about self - fulfillment.

To capture a robust sense of moral purpose, contemporary notions about self - fulfillment must be discarded along with romantic notions about inherent goodness.

A robust sense of one's own worth is an essential part of a firm sense of identity; as such, it is a necessary foundation for depth relationships.

They discourage self - governance (subsidiarity) and fail to sustain a robust sense of solidarity.

In real life, high SAT's don't hold a candle to a robust sense of self and a toolbox full of coping skills.

Seeking The Simple Life Maturing like a fine wine Bit of a non conventionalist with strong values and a well developed, robust sense of humour.

I get the feeling that Spielberg's still - robust sense of wonder sends interfering signals through these «serious» pictures, ultimately blocking the creation of the clear - eyed, unsentimental masterpiece that is so clearly desired.

A robust sense of academic self - efficacy typically results in more work as a response to the threat of failure.

With a robust sense of humor, and a nod to the codified attitude of the marketed California lifestyle, Women Weed & Weather gestures to definitions of the iconic, both in popular culture and art history.

As well as praising the decision to include a range of work from different decades and across different media, noting that they felt a robust sense of the gallery's commitment to this marginalized historical figure.

«Judicial tribunal» is the label the McRuer Report applied to these tribunals in 1968.5 It is a label that evokes the essential role of these tribunals in the justice system while conveying a robust sense of that role.