Sentences with phrase «vision of adulthood»

And as a vision of adulthood in both personal and elemental disaster, it's simplistic, safe, and dominated by work.

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Historically, teenagers are confirmed, bar and bat mitzvahed; or they have gone on vision quests and participated in a wide variety of initiations designed to mark their transition from childhood to adulthood.

Chase these heavy family portraits with a loose, ecstatic vision of a surrogate one: Everybody Wants Some, in which Richard Linklater returns to the brotherhood of his college baseball days, emerging with another feature - length party, but also a sneaky study of adulthood coming on fast, like the effects of a giant bong hit.

Brooke is a college student's vision of cosmopolitan adulthood, buzzing from gallery openings to late - night parties, seemingly knowing everyone who's anyone, and pursuing all kinds of exciting schemes and ventures.

The first is the development of a broader vision of school reform that embraces multiple pathways to help young people successfully navigate the journey from adolescence to adulthood.

Embracing Micheaux's stubbornly positive and positively stubborn vision will lead to better schools and better lives for all children, and help our poorest kids avoid the brutality of poverty in their adulthoods.

Other studies demonstrating the moderating role of marital quality in the face of a diverse set of stressors experienced in late life (e.g., Bookwala, 2005; Bookwala & Franks, 2005; Tower & Kasl, 1995) further strengthen the rationale for treating the spousal relationship as a moderator in the well - established link between vision impairment and quality of life in late adulthood.

The present results extend these findings to the domain of visual function to show that a more satisfying marriage buffers the link between poor vision and quality of life in late adulthood.