Going back to the root meaning of the Hebrew word, what we're asked to undertake is in fact a conversion – a turning – towards the truth: towards the God who is eternally active and giving in ways beyond our concepts, towards the hidden depths of who we ourselves are – and thus towards the face of the earth, seeing it freshly in its unfathomable interrelatedness.
The technique gracefully waltzes a reader through the novel's more violent peaks and turns while undergirding one of its main assertions: the interrelatedness of the characters' destinies.
The person can never be lost or assimilated fully into the collectivity, because his interrelatedness with other persons is defined by his possession of a unique, irreplaceable value.
It is dialectic, since it attempts to draw connections and interrelatedness, arrive at multiple views, and explore contradictions' (p. 4).
Its aim is to analyse, assess and improve the interrelatedness of emerging life sciences, society and policy.
However, the matrix appeared to be less useful in mapping possible interrelatedness between the tensions or the actors, as its layout sometimes forced artificial separations.
Yet the notion of social structure is not easy to dispense with, because it expresses ideas of continuity, regularity, and interrelatedness in social life.
Given the interrelatedness of symptoms in FMS, it is likely that daytime napping is intrinsically linked with other symptoms of the condition [ 22, 23].
This means that the interrelatedness among the designed items in each subscale supported its construct and all items in the scale also supported the self- assessment construct [ 28].
He and Tina had determined that none of his work would enter the open market, and much of it would remain gathered together here, where the interrelatedness of the pieces could be maintained.
It is this sensibility, this ability to show the interrelatedness of horror and hope: she writes truthfully about depressing situations without being depressing.
