Sentence examples for from the centrality from inspiring English sources

It should not at all be regarded, though, as a retreat from the centrality of faith — Francis's is clearly and mystically expressed.

It's a big step from a Corbusier chair to an iPhone, or as Ms. Antonelli puts it, "from the centrality of function to that of meaning".

All the same, this has not stopped him from making far more use in this "al-Aqsa" intifada than in the previous one of Islamic themes, ranging from the centrality given to the mosque in Jerusalem after which the uprising is named, to Mr Arafat's constant harping on the merits of jihad and martyrdom.

Courts' sharp movement away from the centrality of the Gingles factors amounts to a largely unrecognized second transformation of voting rights litigation.

While these findings do not detract from the centrality of developing novel interventions in enhancing and streamlining orthodontics, it does suggest that there may be a disconnect between the marketing and clinical outcomes.

Another corrective for Americans comes from the centrality of community in the Potter story.

In respect of Japanese sensitivities, he refrained from addressing the centrality of nuclear to Korea's green growth plans, but tension between the competing visions for what counts as "green" were evident throughout the two-day meeting.

There is something in academic life which is infantilising, which removes us from a sense of responsibility for the institution within which we work; which keeps us locked in a treadmill of repetition and which removes the research-active from appreciating the centrality of students.

Differences are evident: black and white versus color film, family presence, the absence of children from one and the centrality of children to the other; the light of day versus the light of lamps.

I learned from my mother the centrality of integrity.

The most important contribution from liberalism is the centrality of the individual.