Sentences with phrase «than drawing upon»

But that, as Novak points out, relies upon «the erroneous notion that democracy must create its own culture rather than drawing upon the practical wisdom of more primary cultures, cultures like Judaism that inevitably trace their wisdom back to the God who has created all and who has revealed himself to its adherents....

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The sources upon which this Jewish rejectionism drew bear close examination because they admit of more than one interpretation and more than one application.

We can draw an analogy from our own experience and see that as we are in our activity but are yet more than any particular action, with reserves of energy upon which we may draw, so God is in the divine operation in creation — indeed that operation is itself divine — but God is not lost in it.

I would rather eat my own vomit or even be drawn and quartered than ever have to even glance upon (let alone read the writings of) a Texas «pastor» again.

To be sure, some events are more provocative of religious insight than others, and it is these upon which the prophet chiefly draws.

Rather than omit such expression, one may well draw upon his memory of passages in the Bible, or repeat the words of a familiar hymn.

Ernest Boyer, drawing upon the reports of observers who visited 29 campuses across the country, as well as upon a survey of the attitudes and opinions of 5,000 faculty and 4,500 undergraduates in a representative sample of institutions, writes more analytically and less passionately than Bloom.

«Rather than producing a systematic definition of «vocation,» we decided to draw upon our diverse perspectives in a way that did not smooth out the differences among them.»

Further than this we can not see and our argument must cease — except, as I have now to show, in the case of the Christian, who, drawing upon an added source of knowledge, may advance yet another step.

By drawing heavily upon the Gospel of Thomas and by packaging its results in a more user - friendly format than the abstruse hermeneutical musings of the «New Quest,» the Seminar has updated this approach.

BOULDER, Colo., March 12 / PRNewswire - FirstCall / — Drawing upon more than 40 years of tea expertise and commitment to innovation, Celestial Seasonings ®, a brand of The Hain Celestial Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: HAIN), has created the first raw, organic Kombucha that is naturally enhanced with functional ingredients to provide specific wellness benefits.

Abandoning that smoke screen upon reaching the gold medal game against none other than powerful Spain — and the rematch everyone had been awaiting for so long, or at least since six days earlier when the U.S. squeaked out a 101 - 68 thriller — Knight had the gall to say the Americans had come through «the toughest draw.»

Madden, who has covered baseball for New York's Daily News for 32 seasons, draws upon his extensive personal history with the Boss — as well as from more than 150 new interviews and the previously unmined tape - recorded diaries of former team president Gabe Paul — to paint a vivid and entertaining portrait of the marine - transport scion who, after he and a group of investors bought the club for $ 8.8 million in 1973, vowed, «I'll stick to building ships,» and then did anything but.

More than a simple re-branding, however, the project would draw upon the Third Way strategy, informed by the thoughts of the British sociologist Anthony Giddens.

The researchers can «draw correlations between fluorescence intensity of, say, Allura Red, which shows that its intensity varies more than 10x upon changing viscosity from water to glycerol,» Ludescher said.

Drawing upon a base of over 35,000 students at more than 1,000 local school science fairs, more than 1,100 students in grades 5 — 12 from nearly 300 schools will be evaluated this year on their scientific research and communication skills.

«I have not changed anything» therefore means more than anything: I am drawing upon an old tradition with the utmost respect.

Brewer is a natural fit for the material, being a self - admitted Footloose fan, a teenager of the»80s, a music - lover, a connoisseur of the South, and a parent, and all of which he draws upon to make the movie smarter than it needs to be.

A third - grade passage about turning tree sap into maple syrup, for example, is more likely to control for background knowledge and draw upon things children study in school (plants and trees) than a passage on the same test about snowshoeing.

Mitchell suggests that while the pool of qualified and committed teachers of color is increasing, these same teachers are leaving the profession at higher rates than white teachers, drawing upon research findings that «many nonwhite educators feel voiceless and incapable of effecting change in their schools.»

Mugen begins with a normal Civic Type R. From there the engineers drew upon more than 20 years of experience in motorsports to rebuild the engine.

For one thing, its unique selection of materials and colors draws upon the world of luxury boating for inspiration, and rather than conventional passenger doors, it features two massive, upward - swinging «gull - wing» doors, with no real B - pillars.

In a study called «Disgust, creatureliness and the accessibility of death - related thoughts,» by Cathy R. Cox, Jamie L. Goldenberg, Tom Pyszczynski, and David Weise, experimenters found that people primed with disgusting pictures were more likely to draw upon death - related thoughts than participants primed by neutral pictures.

Not for the first time, I wondered if the advice and counsel she's able to draw upon from her ancestors is really more of a curse and burden than a gift and help.

The Global and International Equities team is made up of a centralized team of portfolio managers and global sector specialists in London, dedicated to global growth equities, who draw upon work of more than 70 locally based research analysts in 11 countries.

Or will these accounts be drawn upon sooner rather than later for cash flow?

Additionally, it is usually recommended to draw out of your RRSP rather than your TFSA earlier in retirement as your TFSA will incur no tax upon your passing or any withdrawals as compared to your RRSP which will be taxed fully.

Upon reflection, Brittany decided she valued her life of running, hiking, cooking and drawing more than spending it studying hundreds of slides.

Rather than pitting players against predictable AIs, Ghost Arcade's challengers take the form of real players» ghost data, drawing upon their unique behaviours.

Once upon a time the early dice with more sides than 6 came with a crayon to draw on your own numbers.

So pronounced was his talent, reports Vasari, that when his master, Ghirlandaio, absented himself momentarily from his work in Santa Maria Novella, and the young art student took the opportunity to draw «the scaffolding, trestles, pots of paint, brushes and the apprentices at their tasks» in this brief absence, he did it so skillfully that upon his return the master exclaimed: «This boy knows more than I do.»

Drawing on life and the kaleidoscope of verbal, literary, philosophical and poetic communication, each artist has succeeded in conferring upon the word a power that goes beyond mere meaning: more than words!

A «feminist» artist in a post-feminist era, Smith's vocabulary has evolved over more than three decades from symbolic, sometimes disturbing, representations of the female body as a site of authentic, visceral experience, to a metaphorical, mystical world drawing upon literature, history and folklore.

The exhibition draws upon Charles Baudelaire's 1860 epoch, Artificial Paradise, which discusses that for more than a century and a half, artists and writers have explored altered states of consciousness, finding creativity in delirium and the derangement of the senses.

Primarily drawing upon the legacy of Conceptualism, these ten contemporary artists surveyed — Claudia Angelmaier, Erica Baum, Anne Collier, Moyra Davey, Leslie Hewitt, Elad Lassry, Lisa Oppenheim, Erin Shirreff, Kathrin Sonntag, and Sara VanDerBeek — comprise more than 70 works, while demonstrating the innovations and new formats that the photographic medium is taking today, specifically in reference to studio and still life photography.

While other European countries boast successful exhibitions in cities other than their capitals, in Britain only one show outside London - 10 Religious Masterpieces at the Laing Gallery in Newcastle upon Tyne - drew enough visitors, 2,075 a day, to make the global top 100 list.

«Instead of trying to expand the canon, we should dispose of it altogether, through epistemology as well as what can be termed a conceptual history of art and curating, drawing upon diverse ideas such as those of Michel Foucault and Reinhart Koselleck, in which history is seen through ideas and concepts in terms of periodization, rather than events, individuals, and, in our case, specific objects.»

Commencing with the belief that rendering an image upon canvas limits the experience of the viewer, Erisalu has produced a series of paintings utilizing language, words, numbers and letters, which identify the subject rather than drawing or painting it.

In a career spanning more than five decades, Ruscha has distilled the archetypal signs and symbols of the American vernacular into typographic and cinematic codes that are as accessible as they are profound.The wry choice of words and phrases that pervade his work draws upon the moments of incidental ambiguity implicit in the interplay between language and the concept that it signifies.

In Dwellers on the Threshold, DeVincentis draws on myths emerging from her subconscious and upon art and literature from both east and west to create an open - ended humanist narrative, (less a formal or structured narrative than that of the Pre-Raphaelites); one which contains multiple readings, and which questions individual and collective morality in our time of great unease and dislocation.

Wilson's paintings are created in her Water Mill, Long Island and New York City studios, as she draws upon recalled sensations and experiences rather than direct observation.

In this context it can be noted that the quadri - annual IPCC process, drawing primarily upon peer reviewed published results, implies much more frequent updating and reanalysis than would result from a «best effort» approach.

Carbon dioxide, that is, the aerial form of the carbon of which we have up till now spoken: this gas which constitutes the raw material of life, the permanent store upon which all that grows draws, and the ultimate destiny of all flesh, is not one of the principal components of air but rather a ridiculous remnant, an «impurity», thirty times less abundant than argon, which nobody even notices.

Boykoff and the other 4 reviewers were asked to review a draft report that totaled more than 21,000 words, drew upon hundreds of citations to past studies and resources, and that features 23 Tables and 12 Figures worth of complex data and information.

Drawing upon the research of over 100 of the leading oceanographers and scientists around the world, the work is co-authored by more than thirty experts from organizations in ten countries, such as the British Antarctic Survey and the Alfred Wegener Institute, Germany.

It draws upon the extensive knowledge of Det Norske Veritas (DNV), which has validated more than 50 % of all CDM projects coming through to the validation stage.

EnerNOC says this is the first project of its kind to draw upon demand response capacity from commercial and industrial sites to balance both increases and decreases in supply from renewable resources, as well as traditional generation, responding if necessary to changing system needs in less than 10 minutes.

I draw upon more than 25 years» experience to help individuals and businesses come to a fair resolution of tax disputes, across a wide range of industries.

Drawing upon some of the materials embedded in the social justice accounts of tort law, [16] Part IV clarifies why creating an intermediate retributive sanction under the right safeguards to the tort system is a superior way of punishing and preventing misconduct than strictly relying on compensatory damages, class actions for compensatory damages, extra-compensatory damages for victim - vindication, the criminal justice system as we know it, or even a privately enforced criminal justice system.

Can there be a greater joy than listening to the superb advocate, analysing the evidence, eloquently drawing upon history and literature and law, commanding the power of the English language, exercising the art of persuasion?