Sentence examples for common discipline from inspiring English sources
Both will be able to call themselves "Anglican" but there will no longer be any pretence that this involves a common discipline or doctrine.
Here he worked out the Common Discipline Of The Community, a guide to a provision of time for prayer, study, work, family life, relaxation, worship and personal growth.
Twenty-four of the leading thinkers are economists compared to the next most common discipline, political theory, which had only eight.
Here he introduced the practices of prayer, private confession, and common discipline described in his book Gemeinsames Leben (1939; Life Together).
But despite Tolstoy's early stamp of approval, Purleigh struggled — a lack of "common discipline and common sense" was to blame, according to Tolstoy's biographer A. N. Wilson — and, by 1904, its few remaining citizens had abandoned the site.
At the same time, the music matched the collectivist ethos of the New Deal and Second World War period — the spirit of "common discipline," as Roosevelt put it in his first inaugural address.
The ministers and their families all lived in one house, bound together by common disciplines of prayer, vocation and study.
Other common disciplines include otolaryngology, vascular and cardiac medicine, likely reflecting a high use of 3D printed models to plan and teach higher risk interventions for complex clinical scenarios.
This resource page includes links to college-level and discipline-specific educational activities and curricula that connect common disciplines (e.g., anthropology, business, chemistry, engineering, mathematics, and psychology) with sustainability.
In my case, being a Christian means that my understanding of a spiritual life cannot be fully understood unless I am connected in some way to a community of people who profess similar beliefs and engage in common disciplines.
These studies mark the first steps toward unpacking common discipline-specific epistemological stances in introductory biology courses.
