Sentences with phrase «something external to someone»

Whether this happens by design or by default, the result is that many students experience school learning as something external to who they are and what matters to them.
This happens because your body gets confused and manufactures antibodies that target you, instead of something external to you.
Some years ago I was about to go for a rid on y motorcycle and there was something external to e telling me not to go.
How do you conceive these bubbles: like a growth from the tree or like something external to it?
Obedience implies something external to ourselves which requires conformity on our part.
Grace could not be viewed as something external to God and externally added to the human recipient.
Although intending to preserve the gratuitousness of this gift from God to men, the result was that it became something external to man and therefore something man could live without if he chose to disregard this «extra.»
Mirror self - recognition suggests that animals aside from us can understand something external to themselves.
Turns out, the data were consistent only with the final possibility — that the rate of vocabulary and grammar development are a function of something external to the child and that exerts separate influences on growth in English and Spanish.
Jesus» death meant for Jesus that he experienced God's creative freedom not as something external to him, like an ideal or goal, but as the very innermost drive of his own life.
Just because someone considers this a law or gives it a name — why does that necessarily mean such a «law» or pattern of assessment has to be something external to our natural brains (and our ability as like - minded being to see those things the same way)?
The collages are unique in that they are the only body of work Grossman has ever created in direct response to something external to her own psyche.
In either case, something external to the system has caused a change in the energy inflow or outflow rates, and so the system has to adjust to a new temperature.
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