I am trying to reach beyond our earth, our earthly concerns.
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Rio's earthly concerns will prevent Mr Crivella from pursuing a religious agenda.
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Today it has more earthly concerns: mines, an oil company, even an insurance firm.
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It isn't bogged down by such earthly concerns as plot development and satisfying conclusions.
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But to his critics, these lofty pursuits seem disregardful of all-too-pressing earthly concerns.
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Her previous hits were focused on earthly concerns, but on "god" she caught the spirit.
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Because of this, Lamm believes that CONTACT would be of keen interest to officials with extremely earthly concerns.
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I had to get out of there without talking to any of my fellow mortals, without hearing any of their earthly concerns.
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Nicks's lyrics often worry over domestic or earthly concerns—gardens, mountains, flowers, the seasons—and how they might affect the whims of her heart.
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Since I quit smoking weed, I've missed the sense of calm that comes with temporarily setting aside earthly concerns and going to a far-out headspace.
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With the worst drought in decades threatening a way of life in Australia's rural communities, he has become a one-man support system for earthly concerns.
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As much as he might have said in the past that he was over humanity, clearly there's still something tying Doctor Manhattan to his former Earthly concerns.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Fable and chronicle, the cryptic and the confessional, spiritual longings and earthly concerns, folky delicacy and rock impact, motion and meditation all have a place in Jesca Hoop's songs.
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Far from foreshadowing provincial earthly concerns, these objects portend, if anything, that the indifferent universe beyond Earth doesn't give a rat's asteroid about about the outcome of 15th century European battles or the potential enchantment of inanimate objects.
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Pious bequests plummeted, giving way to the earthly concerns of patriliny throughout the fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries.
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It is a large-scale allegorical painting depicting Divine Wisdom personified on the left and Hercules, representing Strength and earthly concerns, on the right.
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11 May 2007. Brazil was also the first foreign country visited by Benedict's successor Pope Francis.Religion in Brazil: Earthly concerns The Economist Newspaper Limited 2018.
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According to Brooke Vuckovic, early Muslims may have had precisely this ascent in mind when interpreting Muhammad's night journey. Vuckovic, Brooke Olson. Heavenly journeys, earthly concerns: the legacy of the mi'raj in the formation of Islam. Routledge, 2004, 46.
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Let the actors find drama in more earthly concerns. I think they’re up to it." Robert Bianco of USA Today says "Wilson has the magnetism and acting chops to lead a network series. [Gifted Man] could not have been given better actors.
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There he meets other prophets (in particular, Abraham, Moses, and Jesus).Brooke Olson Vuckovic. Heavenly journeys, earthly concerns (2004). Routledge. The Al-Aqsa Mosque is specified of being in Jerusalem as per numerous hadith: > Narrated Jabir bin 'Abdullah: "Then he heard Allah's Apostle saying, "When > the people of Quraish did not believe me (i.e.
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Further, there are indications that this movement of stars was sometimes linked to earthly concerns. Here, it was by the appearance or non- appearance of the Pleiades – Koremerik, that the Nandi knew whether or not to expect a good or a bad harvest. Sometimes superstitions were held regarding certain events. A halo – ormarichet, was traditionally said to represent a cattle stockade.
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Allegory of Wisdom and Strength or Wisdom and Strength is a painting by Paolo Veronese, created circa 1565 in Venice, Italy and now located in the Frick Collection. It is a large-scale allegorical painting depicting Divine Wisdom personified on the left and Hercules, representing Strength and earthly concerns, on the right. Wisdom gazes heavenward while Hercules looks down on jewels below him. The conflict between divine and mortal affairs is central in this allegorical painting.
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The third, already having money and prestige, concerns itself with the arts and music, worrying little about those previous, earthly concerns. So too, in the age of high mass-consumption, a society is able to choose between concentrating on military and security issues, on equality and welfare issues, or on developing great luxuries for its upper class. Each country in this position chooses its own balance between these three goals. There is a desire to develop an egalitarian society and measures are taken to reach this goal.
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" Some have suggested that Paul's treatment of sex was influenced by his conviction that the end of the world was imminent. Under this view, Paul, believing that the world would soon end, took it as a corollary that all earthly concerns, including sex, should hold little interest for Christians. Paul's letters show far greater concern with sexual issues than the gospel writers attributed to Jesus, since Paul was building Christian communities over decades and responding to various issues that arose. The theologian Lee Gatiss states that "the word 'fornication' has gone out of fashion and is not in common use to describe non-marital sex.
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After the split, Ian Crause formed Floorshow who recorded some material for an unreleased album which was to be called The Vertical Axis. Some of these songs later appeared on his solo singles in the early 2000s ("Elemental" and "Head Over Heels"), which featured drummer Ritchie Thomas (Dif Juz, The Jesus and Mary Chain). Crause would then spend the best part of a decade away from music and eventually left the UK to move to Bolivia. Crause returned to music in mid-2012 with a track called "More Earthly Concerns", which resurrected Disco Inferno's sample-heavy textured approach and was released via various blogs.
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2017, June: "Madeline von Foerster," Hey! Magazine, France (Cover Feature) 2016, Sept: "Madeline von Foerster," Earthlines Magazine, UK (Cover Feature) 2016, March: "Madeline von Foerster", BLINK Magazine, South Korea 2016, Feb: "Atelier: Die phantastische Malerei der Madeline von Foerster," ARTE (Television: Germany and France), Program: Metropolis 2015, Dec: "In Der Wunderkammer," Feature, ART Magazin (Germany) 2014: 100 Painters of Tomorrow, by Kurt Beers. Thames and Hudson 2013, July: "Object Lessons: Five Contemporary Still Life Painters" Art & Antiques Magazine, U.S. 2013, July: "Madeline von Foerster's Earthly Concerns," Juxtapoz Magazine 2013, October: "The Eco-Surrealistic Paintings of Madeline von Foerster," Artvironmentalist 2013, July: An Interview with Madeline Von Foerster. Menacing Hedge.
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