Sentences with phrase «take valued objects»

Children should never be allowed to climb on a dog, to take valued objects away from them, to pester them when they are resting, to poke, pull, or otherwise physically harass them, or to reprimand them.

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There emerges reflection or self - consciousness.23 Reflection is «the power acquired by consciousness to turn in upon itself, to take possession of itself as of an object endowed with its own particular consistence and value: no longer merely to know, but to know oneself; no longer merely to know, but to know that one knows.»

But taken at face value, they are alienating insofar as they betray us into placing our own possibilities outside of us as attributes of God and not of humanity, viewing ourselves as unworthy objects of a projected image of our own essential nature.

Having been founded on the distinction between knowledge and belief, fact and value, object and subject; public and private, Western culture is unable to take Christianity seriously.

70 % of parents say a Degree Apprenticeship is better value for money, and two thirds of parents would still prefer their child took this route even if money were no object.

By looking longer when the Recipient handed over the non-target object, the infants seemed to recognize that a miscommunication had taken place or that the verbal interaction had some communicative value — even if it wasn't in their native language.

We all know the benefits of recycling, but upcycling takes the concept one step further by turning used materials into higher - value objects.

Mark Pellington's latest is a melodramatic look at how we assign value to the objects that take up space in our existence.

I tend to think of hoarding as objects that have basically no value (garbage, scraps of paper, etc.), and while I have way more books than I really have room for (some are at my place, and the majority of them take up 2 closets at my mother's house.

Taking its title from a 17th century posset pot, the exhibition looks at what is meant by the intrinsic value of objects and asks what does «the best» mean?

Her sculptures resolve this concept of prosaic «practicality» by the refusal to sensationalise her subjects, metaphorically transcending their designated purpose and intended limitations, and taking reassurance in objects and materials existing for their own inherent value, rather than a perceived use.

Considering the actual objects, the necklaces and photographs were not unlike each other: both displayed accessories that were signifiers of the time, and the group took it upon themselves to place value more so on Albers and Reed's works.

Samella Lewis wrote in her book, African American Art and Artists, «Cultural customs and objects we have regarded as commonplace take on new significance and value in Sonya Clark's artwork.

Taken from common and familiar materials the items are chosen so that anyone could understand the cultural design and use value of the object.

In it the writer and curator questions the value of «doing» in favour of a sort of «undoing», which in Diagonal Z Jeans, Olabarrieta takes further by emptying these actions and objects of their function and developing a new «sculptural semi-abstract language» from all the confusion.

Rhodes takes the concept of the painted object as his starting point, posing questions that surround the act of painting and the cultural values assigned to paint, surface and display strategies.

By taking mundane objects and presenting them out of context and in such colossal proportions, Oldenburg forced viewers to reassess their daily lives and values.

And, again, if the objects are macroscopic, all of the modes can take on any continuous value.