Sentences with phrase «sense of events»

Writing your experiences down can help you to make sense of events and your emotions.

We still trade lines from the movie these many years later, and they enable us to make sense of the events and characters in our own lives.

Detail how each understands and makes sense of the events of «that night» and why the disaster occurred.

What is truly a miracle, in the pejorative sense of an event having no rational connection with what has gone before, is the emergence of a being with consciousness, free will, and a capacity to understand the laws of nature in a universe which in the beginning contained only matter in mindless motion.

Like Paul Greengrass's United 93, whose purpose was to stylishly simulate rather than make sense of the events aboard United Airlines Flight 93 on 9/11, The Impossible uses the tropes of countless horror films and thrillers before it to craft a this - is - what - it - was - like theme - park attraction.

Sterilized texts have often forced me to look elsewhere to provide students with a more real sense of events and time periods.

In a statement about the eyewitness testimony, the trial judge found that «Each of three women, no matter how well intentioned, tried to make narrative sense of the events by working backwards from their consequences.»

Westchester and NYC About Blog We hope to build up this blog with our ideas on how research from the field of social psychology can help us make sense of events going on at our campus but also in the world around us.

On September 12, 2001, as the whole country was trying to make sense of the events of the previous day, parents and teachers had the even tougher task of helping young children deal with trauma.

She states that «it is in the nature of people to make sense of events around us.

therapy helps make sense of the events; improves coping and adjusting to their current situation; develops new and creative solutions to their problems

On the other hand, in some severely structured formal worship, the expressive power is lost because the worshiper is more concerned with the right performance than with the expression of the sense of events.

Younger children may have less ability to sense and intervene to stop arguments, possibly leading to less risk, but they also have fewer cognitive resources to make sense of events and emotions, possibly leading to higher risks.

One research challenge involves having just a few decades or a century of high - quality weather data with which to make sense of events that might occur once every 1,000 or 10,000 years in a theoretical climate without human influence.

«Spend some time thinking — and talk to other adults you trust — about how to talk to your child in a way that will help them understand and make sense of events that may otherwise feel unpredictable and overwhelming.»

When her best friend's cousin — a holy star in the Muslim community — attempts to assault her at the end of sophomore year, the only way she can make sense of the events that follow is to see life through Flannery's eyes: rife with saints, misfits, and a monster.

Additionally, I loved the format of using diary letters written from Katherine's perspective which gave one the sense of the event as it actually happened partnered with Will's perspective more from his memories looking back.

Here is a quick overview to get started that will give you a sense of the event.

Thibeault uses these elements, and the tensions between them, to make sense of events and changes that are «unbounded, excessive, or chaotic».

As with all great gallerists, there was more to his success than a good eye and a sense of event.

Younger children may have less ability to sense and intervene to stop arguments, possibly leading to less risk, but they also have fewer cognitive resources to make sense of events and emotions, possibly leading to higher risks.

In other words, focus on how YOU made sense of the events, acknowledging that another person might not have interpreted events the way you did or assigned the same meaning to them.

Yet if parents with similar painful recollections and had not reflected inwardly and made sense of these events, unfortunately their children would suffer and have insecure attachments and compromises to their development.