Sentence examples for a constancy that from inspiring English sources

In sum, Shoah ritual encourages C-P-I: a Constancy that is Participatory and Intergenerational.

I have relished walking among the stars in these mountains, feeling the subtle shift of the seasons, the crunch of dirt beneath my feet, a constancy that will neither alter nor disappear.

Paul Begala, a former aide, recalled that Mr. Clinton said when he picked Mr. Gore, " 'He reminds me of Hillary in that when he gets hold of something he never lets loose.' He saw a constancy that he's been accused of lacking".

The nicknames he coined for us — Toolum, Mosh, PozzyWozzy — are still alive today, as are the memories of a gentle soul who loved us with a fierceness and constancy that can be described only as paternal.

AKRON, Ohio — The old white water tower with the red Firestone script still stands by Warner Road near the clubhouse at Firestone Country Club, a symbol of the constancy that has endured through more than a half-century of tournament golf.

What it means is that we should not expect a principled criterion for logical constancy that explains why logic has a privileged epistemological or semantic status.

According to Williams, the constancy that defines an eternal self would entail an infinite desert of repetitive experiences, lest the self be so altered as to be emptied of any definition.

Low statistical power will result in type II errors (incorrectly failing to reject the null hypothesis of rate constancy) that could lead to an erroneous conclusion that annual/perennial habit is not associated with divergence rates.

The grey level constancy, that does not hold for surfaces with a non-Lambertian behaviour, can be extended for vector valued images with different image representations.

"They stayed married for more than forty years a constancy that seemed alternately noble and ludicrous," Susan Cheever writes of her parents.

Rather, the self's identity is constituted by an inextricable tie between such selfsameness and a self-constancy that maintians its identity through change over time.