When we connect with our senses, we ask questions, doubt, and discover faith freely.
[1] SEEING MORE OF IRAQ -- Violence is still common in Iraq, but it seems not to be focused so much on individual Americans, permitting reporters to travel more freely and discover some unusual corners of this diverse country.
In these passages and elsewhere, Mr. Robison seems a bit like the hip sea turtle in "Finding Nemo," letting his son range freely to discover his passions — Cubby eventually becomes a gifted amateur chemist — while keeping one alert eye on him.
This helps achieve two goals: establishing a relationship by getting to know each other as people, and allowing you to explore freely and discover new topics relevant to your career.
That constant drive for data is all too typical in the age of No Child Left Behind, helping to replace a freely discovered love of language and story with a more rigid way of reading.
State-owned banks lent freely to well-connected industrial companies, only to discover years later that about half their money had been wasted.
"Some people who have been shy or lonely or feel less attractive discover they can socialise more successfully and express themselves more freely online".
On subsequent visits to complete 420 pages of paperwork, I partake freely of the snacks, though no vodka, and my children discover the bottomless candy dish and pet Chihuahua.
The SEED is a freely available, open-source database that provides efficient ways to discover new genes or pathways, to generate predictions about gene function, and to improve annotations, based on a 'functional subsystem approach' [ 21].
However, much of the game's content remains a mystery, beyond the fact that players will be able to freely explore, discovering and cataloguing planets, gathering resources and upgrading their spacecraft and weapons.
In the course of these studies it was discovered that raindrops falling freely through the air almost never assume the so-called "teardrop" shape it was heretofore thought they did.
