"The microfinance world, for example, has figured out very powerfully how to use your community, and your friends, and your loved ones, and the notion of shame, for example, to decrease defaults," Schütte said.
At Marquette, Bree spoke powerfully about how to make our movement of change sustainable by all of us doing what we do, day by day.
He speaks the truth simply and powerfully about how to solve people's problems, especially the underclass and the powerless, not by more partisanship, but by less.
At the end, it demonstrates powerfully how rationality divorced from compassion can spawn evil of the cruellest sort.
At the same time, Jim knew powerfully how life could be taken over by the things we don't understand and can't overcome in ourselves, no matter how hard we fight — and boy, he tried for years".
In the classic Writing a Woman's Life (which I re-read as often as I can, to remember why and how ambitious women have the cards stacked against them), the then-Columbia professor of English literature explained plainly and powerfully how stories work.
She needed coaching on how to powerfully enroll and engage others both inside and outside of her company.
There's power in being open to feedback, and this is exactly what self-awareness and self-regulation are: a demonstration of how to powerfully grow.
One provider powerfully describes this: "Understanding how to navigate health care systems as a child is almost impossible.
Her descriptions of the natural world the "gunshot crack of avalanches," a glacier that "lay like a dropped towel"—are arresting, and powerfully convey her conviction that "how to be cold" means "how to live".
Some of it is served powerfully, with minimal adornment, like "How to Survive a Plague," David France's moving and meticulous documentary about AIDS activism in the late '80s and early '90s, and Mohammad Rasoulof's "Goodbye," an austere and oblique fictional feature about a human-rights activist trying to escape Iran.
