Sentences with phrase «whole new significance»

Tap it and a ribbon of 14 boxes appears, most of which aren't apps but single - purpose toggles that give the word «Onetouch» a whole new significance.

The onus on schools to be a key provider of play opportunities has recently taken on a whole new significance.

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Though the game had reached its peak in cultural significance, with bands releasing new material over the platform and South Park dedicating a whole episode to its impact on youth, Guitar Hero 5 sold only one million copies in the U.S..

Earlier we had occasion to note the relationship between Jewish faith as portrayed for us in the Old Testament and the Christian event which is the subject matter of the New Testament; and how it was indeed inevitable and right that the primitive Christian community should see their Lord and apprehend his significance for men, against the background of the whole history of the people into whom humanly speaking he was born.

Secondly, as I have mentioned, Cahill takes seriously the witness of the whole of the New Testament and thus avoids the myopia of those who wish to see the significance of Jesus exclusively in his teaching and who bypass the challenge of his sacrificial death and his continuing presence among us.

Or taking a less precise definition of beginning, one might consider the whole period, from the Declaration of Independence to the inauguration of Washington under the new Constitution, as the origin time of the American nation, America began as the result of a series of conscious decisions, The acts embodying those decisions have a kind of absolute meaning - creating significance.

Most striking is the Barthian thesis, that the world of history and science, the whole world of modern culture, recognition of which forced theology into a new course, is not of positive theological significance.

The Reformers invested secular labor with a new dignity, and thus opened up a whole new world of spiritual significance.

«That was of great significance,» said Langlois, «because, like St. Paul, the new pope saw himself preaching the Gospel to the whole world.»

To summarize our own position as to the significance of knowledge of the historical Jesus for Christian faith, we are prepared to maintain (1) that the New Testament as a whole implies that Christian faith is necessarily faith in the Christ of the Church's proclamation, in which proclamation today historical knowledge may play a part, but as proclamation, not historical knowledge.

Placenta encapsulation and processing as a whole is still fairly new to the United States, while placenta has incredible spiritual and physical significance across the globe.

They say you can't judge a book by its cover, but it seems the «cover» now takes on a whole new level of significance, particularly in this super fast - paced internet connected globe where instant gratification and sense of entitlement become more common.

West Beach The West Beach bar gives the tradition of sundowners a whole new relevance and significance, as impressive Impressionist shades chase each other across the sky in the wake of the descending sun.

All of the guides of the Maui Pineapple Tour were brought up in the Hawaiian pineapple industry and the kind of knowledge and stories they will share with you take on a whole new level of meaning and significance when heard from them first hand.

Even though exploring those sections of the game offered no new guns, no ammo, no medipacks, and nothing of significance to the game as a whole, they were special to me.

Personal items of significance to the artist would adorn the painted canvas, giving each of his works a whole new dimension, both physically and otherwise.