Sentences with phrase «way of looking at the world»

This course — and other law and technology courses — teach new ways of looking at the world.

An entrepreneurial mindset is a unique way of looking at the world.

A myth is a fixed way of looking at the world which can not be destroyed because, looked at through the myth, all evidence supports the myth.

I have a unique sense of humor and my own way of looking at the world around us.

«Energy» is a far better way of looking at our world.

Ultimately, it is a playful way of looking at the world.

Give us a new way of looking at the world.

They have quite different ways of looking at the world, and the whole of history might have been different.

They're often bright and engaging, with their own way of looking at the world.

The finished result alone is an impressive feat of personal resolve, but with Hong's seemingly endless ingenuity, Claire's Camera becomes another fascinating way of looking at the world through a camera.

Juror Kathryn Markel, of Kathryn Markel Fine Arts, NYC, has selected 45 pieces by 35 artists that express «individual artistic language, masterful technique and clarity of intention - a distinct way of looking at the world.»

Therefore, when you make a decision to rely on a resume website to write your resume, your resume will be written by professionals who are different in some way and who have a special way of looking at the world of the employer, vis - à - vis that of the jobseeker.

But Turner Contemporary can open people's minds to different ways of looking at the world around them.»

With breathtaking precision and conceptual wit, he creates work which never fails to delight, intrigue and offers a glimpse of Friedman's very individual way of looking at the world.

What an infantile way of looking at the world Ted.

«I mean, if there is any kind of thought that the aim of a church is to win disciples for its particular way of looking at the world, then surely to liaise with... those who are not of faith is just as important as to communicate with those who haven't.»

This cheerful way of looking at the world, which is part of the very structure of American culture, can be seen in the experience of all newcomers to the country of what the sociologist John Murray Cuddihy has aptly called the «ordeal of civility.»

Dear Al Puchino: Yeah, I catechise middle schoolers who have a refreshingly open and loving way of looking at the world and embracing Catholic doctrine.

I always thought achieving salvation through Jesus was an incredibly naive childish way of looking at the world and god.

If we ponder it, the belief that our value does not depend on our achievements can completely upset our usual way of looking at the world and at ourselves.

By the time that child has been diagnosed, he's probably already developed a very cautious way of looking at the world; he already feels different and is working hard to hide it.

Noa is only 8 years old, but Perlmutter says he is already trying to instill in her a scientific way of looking at the world.

Living like a local in another country is not only a great way to immerse yourself in the culture of one place, but yet again provides a nuanced, fresh way of looking at the world — and your place in it.

If perhaps he could have told this tale utilizing just the portion with the gambling Portman and her dysfunctional way of looking at the world, contrasting it with Elizabeth's naivety, I think he'd have another masterwork to add to his already impressive repertoire.

Narrative context tells us the line refers to a card game; the Wilder context suggests a certain way of looking at the world: coping, acceptance, fatalism.

Blanchett's performance does allow us to see Carol as a woman whose air of superiority keeps her emotionally aloof, and Mara is also quite good as a young woman whose innocent way of looking at the world seems destined to be shattered.

«Theater is an art of transformation because it gives people a chance to take on roles they've never played before — to try out new identities, to redefine themselves — and sometimes what happens on stage can be a rehearsal for new ways of looking at the world off stage in real life,» he says.

With this special issue, we wanted to show that the study of social networks is not just a sophisticated methodological tool, which it is, but also a thought - provoking way of looking at the world, a valuable conceptual framework and useful lens.

That is probably the predominant way of looking at the world during periods of low interest rates.

Scholar and co-founder of the group, Larry O'Neal, wrote: «The motive behind the Black aesthetic is the destruction of the white thing, the destruction of white ideas, and white ways of looking at the world.»

Painting has always served as a kind of laboratory for innovative ways of looking at the world, from the perspectival experiments of Alberti all the way to Impressionism, Cubism, Surrealism, abstraction, Minimalism, et cetera.

Andreas Gursky has an implacable, even way of looking at the world.

In making my paintings open in this way, I am trying to create an object that is representative of my own way of looking at the world while also keying into the emotions and minds of those who view it.

«Therapy's been a huge influence,» he says, «and, yes, being married to a therapist has been amazingly influential because we talk all the time about therapy issues and I think it's a very clear eyed way of looking at the world.

With a passion for art and through following her intuition, Annet Gelink provides visitors with shows that challenge ways of looking at the world.

& made — pronounced; «and made» — are two designers who have a wry and ecological way of looking at the world.

«Perhaps an entirely different way of looking at the world will replace the need for these invisible pieces of the Universe.»

It's part of a new way of looking at the world for Catholic schools — namely, not taking for granted that church members automatically will send their children to the parish school, but instead emphasizing the 98.6 percent graduation rate for Catholic schools, nine out of 10 of whose students go on to finish college within four years.

So you could say by C.P. Snow's rather peculiar way of looking at the world that I've looked at two of the century's greatest Englishmen.

Juror Kathryn Markel's Statement: I have tried to choose artists that have a unique, consistent style that expresses a distinct way of looking at the world, and a kind of clarity of intention.

Lake is an architect turned photographer so he has a special way of looking at the world.

When I came across the website of local artist Mary Hughes a few weeks ago, I was fascinated by her unique way of looking at the world.