Sentence examples for to the centrality from inspiring English sources

It introduced him, he wrote, to "the centrality of Catholicism in the history of Western civilization".

In a speech devoted to the centrality of human dignity, Francis, 77, declared that the EU had lost its bearings.

Isaac makes similar observations on the blindness to the "centrality of labor repression" in political history and science.

"His life cycle is slightly ahead of his generation, so he can see ahead to the centrality of some of these issues," Ms. Kamark said.

Taymor's humbling was a testament to the centrality and power of the written word, the well-drawn character, the artfully constructed plot.

Unlike F1, Formula E is not wedded to the centrality of technology, though next season it will allow teams to improvise and innovate with the battery-fired powertrain.

Testimonies from Qaeda fighters and interviews I and local journalists have conducted across Yemen attest to the centrality of civilian casualties in explaining Al Qaeda's rapid growth there.

For a black audience, its theology spoke to the centrality of the slave and segregation experience, arguing that God had a special place in his heart for the black oppressed.

This approach provides a rational and quantitative foundation to analyze and visualize relationships involving membrane proteins, and results in a different view of the yeast membrane interactome, particularly as it applies to the centrality-lethality rule.

The time has come for Princeton to give greater recognition to the centrality of the arts in its teaching and research mission.

Proteins that form hubs in interaction networks are suggested according to the 'centrality-lethality rule' (23) to be those proteins that are essential within a cell/organism for carrying out particular functions and can be used to indicate additional, core peroxisomal activities.