As he did in September in the shows introducing that record, Mr. Feinstein threw off the mantle of goody-good piano bar crooner to strut his assiduously cultivated abilities as a swinging big-band lounge singer hurling romantic aggression into the air.
But they deliberate and choose with others about a public agenda, and in so doing they cultivate abilities to form a conception of a common good, to take principled stands, to exchange reasons with others, and to learn from others.
Both have at their core a dogmatic asseveration of their "special," cultivated ability of direct (not mediated by language or reasons) access to the single, correct, dao which cannot be cast in the form of "fixed" principles.
In diverse societies, cultivating our ability to forge relationships across differences can actually increase our well-being.
And for those of us who have the habit of beating ourselves up when we make mistakes or fail at a task, cultivating this ability is particularly challenging.
She shares this quality with Hong; both have a remarkable sense of crystallizing personal experience into a story (cultivating the ability to do so, in fact, is a little subplot of "Oki's Movie").
Bloom doesn't go as far as this, but believes that rather than claiming emotional identification we should be cultivating our ability to stand back in order to provide a more rationally effective programme of care.
Most VLs convey an oversimplified view of scientific inquiry, which might handicap science education in terms of cultivating the ability to conduct authentic scientific inquiry and to solve everyday problems, or promoting students' scientific literacy.
Cultivating the ability to choose is a critical tool in grappling with implicit bias kneejerk attitudes or actions that can emerge in opposition to the officer's explicit beliefs.
In the case of the study site, various EFL courses for cultivating language ability in all four skills are offered.
Contain the perfectionist, remembering that sometimes done is better than perfect, and to the extent that you can, spend your time doing interesting science and cultivating your ability to do interesting science.
