Sentences with phrase «unclarity of»

However, what concerns us particularly is the fact that the basic unclarity of the discipline of the history of religions has created confusion regarding the place of the history of religions in the academic curriculum in this country.

Not exact matches

But whether it be Dostoevsky's unclarity or our blindness that makes us unable to receive Alyosha, we can all receive Ivan with a terrible kind of delight.

I agree without reservation to theses three through five, and I also agree with thesis six («Consideration of these goods ought to respect the conjugal nature and reproductive potential of the most fundamental sexual act») but with worries about what «most fundamental» means, and unclarity about what «conjugal nature and reproductive potential» means.

They are therefore bereft of meaning (as indicated by unclarity or inconsistency) and so necessarily false.

The difficulty is rooted in certain fundamental unclarities about the American political experience and the nature of the American regime, unclarities that go back to the formative period of the republic.

A considerable number of scenes are composed of disparate images, again in the hope apparently that cinematography will make up for unclarity or lack of thought.

On March 27, during the Game Developers Conference, it was finally confirmed that Ground Zeroes and The Phantom Pain were both part of the same thing: Kojima's new game Metal Gear Solid V. However, this was not the end of the confusion and unclarity.

(on this and many another matter, WNN has consistently demonstrated the reliablity of their reporting, although there are very occasional unclarities.)

The model that best accounted for this relation included the mediating variables of rumination, negative emotion, and emotional unclarity (these authors did not include emotional suppression or thought suppression as possible mediators).

Consistent with the results presented here, correlational analyses of the pre-intervention data from the entire sample showed similar links between attachment - related avoidance and deactivating strategies involving emotion suppression and unclarity, and between attachment - related anxiety and hyperactivating strategies involving rumination and negative emotion.

Of special interest in the present study, low dispositional mindfulness has been associated with hyperactivating processes such as rumination (Raes & Williams, 2010) and negative emotion (Brown & Ryan, 2003), and with deactivating processes such as thought suppression (Feldman, Hayes, Kumar, Greeson, & Laurenceau, 2007) and emotional unclarity (Baer, Smith, & Allen, 2004).