Sentences with phrase «utter dependence»

Admittance into the kingdom depends on trust in God and utter dependence on God's mercy.

I can't tell you when for sure, but I can tell you for sure that there will be UBER - like providers of outsourced IT support for companies of every size and shape because the explosion of diverse technologies in every industry and our businesses» complete and utter dependence upon these tools means that there's simply no choice and realistically no other viable solution.

It is a sense of ultimate and utter dependence on God, because God simply is the ultimate Being.

Faith in eternal life is an acknowledgment of our utter dependence upon God, not a demand that he satisfy all our private desires.

I wonder how many noticed how often the words of the Mass appeal for mercy, declaring our utter dependence upon forgiveness.

Their joy and blessedness comes out of their utter dependence on God; it is the joy of walking in the company of God.

In the period of the Protestant Reformation Luther and Calvin reaffirmed Augustinian conceptions of God and human nature and the utter dependence of human beings on the Grace of God.

In Amour, writer - director Michael Haneke (Caché, The White Ribbon) confronts two universal aspects of the human condition: the inevitability of death and our utter dependence on other human beings to survive.

From his skinny frame to his insecurities with his budding sexuality and his utter dependence on his parents, Elio is jejune.

These lineages can spread beyond games: plenty of book and film influences create imaginative patterns that are then sustained in the fictional worlds of games — from the utter dependence of Halo: Combat Evolved upon James Cameron's Aliens to the massive debt Dungeons & Dragons owes to Tolkien, Moorcock, and the other twentieth century fantasy writers.

Unfortunately, the longer you play the more you'll see a few items that haven't been addressed, such as the utter dependence on overwhelming the player with sheer numbers.

«She makes truly epic work (and I don't use that term lightly) that brings together an almost ceremonial rituality and an extreme conception of the experience of time with subcultural references and coded gestures — whether a runway march or head banging, utter dependence on an iPhone, or drinking Diet Pepsi.»