Sentences with phrase «takes shape»

As soon as a ball of dough takes shape, stop the mixer.

Stop the mixer as soon as a ball of dough takes shape.

In Morocco, semolina bread usually takes the shape of khobz, a traditional disc - shaped flatbread, but you'll also find it in baguette or sandwich roll form.

Staying active also takes shape creatively.

Revelation, as we observed above, takes the shape of very concrete Images of God's vision for the world's future.

Justice takes shape in the context of honoring those vows and duties to one another.

And then she intones, «Isabella, we are rising,» with such simplicity that the resurrection takes shape in sound.

Or it takes the shape of a political utopia: Plato's Republic or More's Utopia.

The image of the universe that takes shape in the mental background of those who espouse the chance - hypothesis is often one in which human freedom and creativity are fundamental concerns.

Thus regarded, everything in the history of the world takes shape, and what is better, everything goes on.

But the waiting is where the promise takes shape.

The self takes shape in its way of giving shape to the world which appears in consciousness.

To people from other areas of the country, the resurgence of Christianity here takes a shape that's hard to see.

And when we ask how our world takes shape we are at the same time asking how the self takes shape.

Much of the public debate takes shape around the perceived goals of busing, translated into slogans.

And when mystery takes the shape of promise, as it does in biblical religion, then hope, the Bible's characteristic response to mystery, must also balance all four ways according to its own logic.

Ontologically speaking, revelation is the self - gift of God, but historically and linguistically speaking, this gift takes the shape of a promissory utterance.

Unlike Kaplan who identifies God with the creative forces within the universe itself, Whitehead represents God as the «principle of concretion» by means of which actual process takes shape.

For God is the center of the Christian world view and the Christian world view ultimately takes its shape and character from the nature of God.

In Augustine a new consciousness takes shape, one that finds the originating and firm center of certainty in the self - awareness of the self as existing, thinking and willing.

Most important, it takes shape when we discern the love of God for us and respond in love of God.

14 The earth takes shape like clay under a seal; its features stand out like those of a garment.

That they are to be involved brings near unanimity; how that involvement takes shape and what is its Christian motivation bring only debate.

«This person takes shape in many likenesses and life - ways, the bearers of which are identical in their innermost essence.»

As the light approaches, the Earth takes shape like clay pressed beneath a seal; it is robed in brilliant colors (Job 38:4 - 14).

Self - awareness is suppressed along with self - knowledge as group identity takes shape.

Troeltsch maintained that such knowledge is «not a frivolous subjectivity but something that takes shape within us, overwhelming us with an irresistible inner sovereignty.»

Ignorance of the space - age world in which the message takes shape is not justified by the low religious - knowledge quotient of commentators such as Roger Bingham.

So, if he makes someone (me) knowing what deeds I will do, and where I will end up... then he is condemning a soul before that life ever takes shape.

It always takes the shape of the denial of a particular way of conceiving of God.12 The Stoic God of classical Christian theism has become a problem to be resolved.

Now, randomness takes the shape of more pleasant surprises, like last year's performance at Atlanta music festival Music Midtown.

In the apocalyptic developments reflected in the books of Ezekiel, Joel, and Daniel, the judgment takes shape as a great battle in which Yahweh will rescue his people from the hands of the powerful empires which have held them in bondage.

As the adult legalized marijuana market takes shape, she's hosting her first cannabis - food party later this month at an art gallery.

Inaugural ResourcesStocks Sydney conference takes shape with high - calibre program and attendees

She points out that an editorial plan that takes shape at a corporate level still needs to scale to geographic regions.

As the editorial calendar takes shape, the focus should shift from to include the company's agenda as well as the audience agenda.

From there, a whole new strategy takes shape.

A new hire's attitude about your business generally takes shape quickly, and can affect their long - term outlook and commitment to the company.

As regulation takes shape and new investment vehicles pop up, pension plans and endowments are considering crypto assets.

The World Explained in Maps is an essential guide for every investor as 2017 takes shape.

But looking at a possible «six or seven» year commitment as the group fully takes shape, he decided it was time to step aside.

Just keep the above strategies in mind and you can keep up with the changing hearts and minds of customers as this new era of consumerism takes shape.

As for her assertion that newcomers should find the process rewarding enough to brave an intimidating tableau of wires and capacitors and diodes, well, just think about how some people claim to love assembling IKEA furniture: the careful laying out of the parts, painstaking examination of instructions, a few false starts and, ultimately, the satisfaction of things slotting into place as the final product takes shape.

It turns out, after you have a history, there's such a bond, and love takes another shape.»

There's no doubt that the ability to earn supplemental cash is a dominant motivation for on - demand workers, but what's often overlooked is the very prevalent entrepreneurial spirit taking shape in the on - demand economy.

«The market seems to be assuming that [Trump's] proposals will take the shape they had on the campaign trail and without major disruption.»

But on the sidelines an equally intriguing contest will take shape between the spouses of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, both of whom would break new ground as either the first former supermodel or the first man to occupy the East Wing.

But six miles inland, something just as unusual, if far less gaudy, is taking shape — the first coal - fired power plant in the Middle East.

The supercomputing force that will power Western Australia's scientific researchers is fast - taking shape at the new Pawsey Centre in Technology Park.

And as we are past mid-cycle in this expansion, the shadowy outlines of that recession are in my opinion beginning to take shape.