Sentences with phrase «what kind of dialogue»

She continues to explain that «this process of source - gathering can result in my playing games with the underlying imagery — like some visual strand of «God Monopoly Charades»; placing seemingly non-connected historical events and figures alongside one another and seeing what kind of dialogue results.

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You want to engage in some kind of active dialogue with yourself about what is my overarching goal, what do I really want to get done this week, and how do I remind myself of that.

What I often find is that the Muslim participants in dialogue groups will make a kind of set statement reiterating how they see things.

What kind of cartoon image can show dialogue in this sense?

The question is: what kind of relationship can we forge between performance studies and homiletics and what do we gain from such a dialogue?

This kind of well - meaning but finally destructive inanity is entirely typical of what goes on under the rubric of «interreligious dialogue,» whether sponsored by the multinational religious bureaucracies or a local university.

Second, what kind of structure of the church will facilitate such dialogue and struggle which will at the same time strengthen the central elements of the church's being as the sacramental sign and interpreter of God's universal gift of salvation in Christ?

«And I felt very powerfully that while Charlotte and the story of what she endured really opened the door to be able to have the dialogue, and for people to kind of accept the healing properties of cannabis, I really felt like the athletes were going to be the key to remove the stigma that's been there.»

It provides us with a wonderful opportunity to begin the dialogue for what kinds of activities we will be focusing on.

So my question is: Do foreign policy experts or diplomats take seriously the idea of a productive dialogue between the US and North Korea, and under what kind of conditions would they be likely to suspend their nuclear weapons program?

What's the penalty for the kind of borderline untruth that has become the currency of American political dialogue?

«We want to start a dialogue on what kind of species you can expect in different regions and how you might be able to infer their behavior based on what the bones look like.»

The film is a motormouth - y throwback, the kind that in the age of images and spectacle grooves to what movies once grooved to: well - crafted dialogue.

Their deciphering over what a drooling face means vs. the significance of an eggplant is the kind of dialogue this movie needed more of.

Add a flash here, a loud bang here, have someone turning around in slo - mo, a snatch of dialogue, some «moving» choral music, and hey, you've transmitted what kind of movie this is.

What struck me about some of my magnificent teachers and was emblazoned in my mind what kind of teacher I wanted to be was their mastery of allowing and encouraging civic dialogue without being pedantic or one - siWhat struck me about some of my magnificent teachers and was emblazoned in my mind what kind of teacher I wanted to be was their mastery of allowing and encouraging civic dialogue without being pedantic or one - siwhat kind of teacher I wanted to be was their mastery of allowing and encouraging civic dialogue without being pedantic or one - sided.

Instead, though, what I generally do, either right then or at the next available opportunity, is to go over the student, put my arm around his or her shoulders, and have this kind of quick dialogue, with a smile:

It was also a dialogue starter, allowing people to discuss and understand what happened during the war and why it was wrong, and it let us see what was possible in terms of the kinds of stories that could be told in a picture book.

I dig through my «notes»: folded scraps of paper, the backs of torn - open envelopes where I doodled plot points and lines of dialogue, index cards with cryptic inscriptions — «BUT WHAT HAPPENED TO THE WATERMELON?!?!?» — punctuated as though I'd had some kind of civilization - saving breakthrough.

They know what kind of trader they are, so there is little internal dialogue of doubt or confusion; they just trade.

I don't care what kind of game or RPG you might be playing, you should never dread character interaction, and the duration and pointlessness of the dialogue in SAO made me do just that.

You don't choose how the story plays out, but you use dialogue choices to shape what kind of man Henry is.

It's kind of like a mutual dialogue and I don't know what to expect, and I don't know what the next thing I'll get interested in will be.

«I wanted to create some other kind of dialogue between the viewer and myself, about what they are looking at, and why they ask certain kinds questions, or make certain kinds assumptions.»

In responding to Donald Judd who made «specific objects,» Le Va provides the viewer with «non-specific situations,» inviting us to complete the work of art through bodily interaction with materials and our sense of perception: «What I want [viewers] to do is place themselves in the work, and search out some kind of meaning that fits the object, as opposed to immediately seeing something and applying some readymade explanation... I want the work to set up a dialogue.

It is a dialogue in which the questions we ask of nature determine what kind of answers we receive from it — which then affects what questions we will ask afterwards.

The kind of therapy I practice is dialogue - based; my aim is not to tell you what to do, but rather to help you find your own voice.

Marie Roker Jones, BA, Fordham University, Certified Breakthrough Parenting ® Instructor and Intrinsic Coach ® in Health and Wellness is the founder of Raising Great Men ™ — real talk about raising boys to become men of character — and What Kind of Man Do You Want to Be ™ — an initiative for boys and young men to join in the dialogue about the social pressures of masculinity and examine definitions of «real manhood».