They have a similar sense of scale and emphasis on grandeur.
But traditional Chinese values help Chinese leaders to make sense of the new emphasis on international responsibility and to channel China's policies in morally desirable ways.
So, at 21, she committed to living in a monastic community with a strong sense of kinship, an emphasis on study, and strict rules for observance -- for example, one member of the community must be praying at all times.
Still, even if the difference between the two views is in some sense only semantic, or one of emphasis, the fact is that most people intuitively do make a distinction between the truth and the practical usefulness of scientific theories.
De Mambo is a fast-paced one-button single-screen blast-'em-up with a singluar sense of style, and an emphasis on split-second timing.
Despite the obvious differences, Meredith and Lauren ultimately chose to focus on their religions' similarities: a sense of tradition and an emphasis on mututal respect, good deeds, love and kindness.
The unusually deep Rebels had an array of issues to work on, while the Prep League-rival Cubs hoped to begin a new era with a sense of camaraderie and an emphasis on learning.
The new document appears to be a shift away from such condemnatory attitudes, however, by introducing "sense of humility and an emphasis on meeting people where they are at," Marianne Duddy-Burke, Executive Director of LGBT ministry DignityUSA, told HuffPost.
But the movie is naturally forced to maintain at understandable, but disproportionate length the various plot dénouements, without which the storyline does not quite make sense, but which with this kind of emphasis look laborious and exposed.
On the other hand, our 5-domain model's emphasis on "life satisfaction" (which includes the item, "life meaningful" that defines the "spiritual" domain of WHO) and "sense of enjoyment", recognizes the cultural emphasis on basic needs and spiritual matters and the outwardly suppressed individual innate urge for openness.
Though this marks a point commonly neglected in the interpretation of Reid, one can often find, in his discussion of common sense, emphasis on empirical generalizations from observable data about what people believe and how they behave.
