dynamisms in a sentence

1. For the Church this should act as a stimulus to recover the importance of the dynamisms of faith, proclamation and pastoral accompaniment.

2. The web array %WEB has something extra: opening each page, the user is constantly surprised by the dynamisms and by the layout programmed and studied specifically for the client.

3. The following dynamisms might be expected: In the first instance, almost all unions adhere to the jointly agreed wage guidelines; as everyone complies, their expectations are also confirmed.

4. While both are undoubtedly happening, what is decisive is understanding how these two dynamisms fit together, for it is this that explains both the originality and the tenacity of the movement.

5. Dynamisms are complex and more or less stable behavior patterns which have the function of satisfying a certain basic need or in Sullivan’s words, of “transforming the physical energy of the organism”.

6. This unification of natural tendencies in accordance with the higher ends of the spirit, i.e., this humanization of the dynamisms inscribed in human nature, does not in any way represent a violence done to them.