| Authentic adult maturity may arrive at a kairos time of twenty-five, thirty, forty-two, or fifty-five years of age. |
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| In my research I have found that one of the aspects of our nonverbal communication important for kairos, is a sense of rhythm. |
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| Untouched by the refining force of kairos, wild nature and its savage denizens were shown in their original, unperfected state. |
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| Or do other phenomena perhaps show that the kairos, the right moment, might have passed us by? |
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| The present time is a time of opportunity, a kairos of which the Scriptures speak, a time of new chances and new graces. |
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| Dickey, an English literature major in college, likes to use the Greek word kairos to explain his good fortune. |
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| Without courage, intelligence and passion, the present kairos may pass. |
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| God's kairos, the moment when the Spirit breathes new life into each of them. |
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| Always nimble with words, Dickey used the Greek term kairos, meaning an opportune moment, to describe the timing of the book. |
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| But if this really is a 100-year mission, then it's a kairos, a providential chance for the church to learn what it means to be church, and for us to learn what Christ left us to do here. |
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| Hegel showed that there is a constant work of history with some moments like this of climax, of crisis – of kairos, the Greek term, the decisive moment. |
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| As, during a comparison of kairos and chronos, does Winnie the Pooh. |
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| We are living now a particular kairos, a grace which today is given us with the prospect of new beginnings, a new life, in which we make a fresh start precisely from those values which are ours by charism. |
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| Lunsford's team found that the students were remarkably adept at what rhetoricians call kairos — assessing their audience and adapting their tone and technique to best get their point across. |
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| Some theologians are saying in a gingerly way that AIDS is also kairos, a moment of truth that involves judgment and grace and opportunity: 'The time has come. |
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| Kairos would be the god of reverie, of social grace, the god of the right moment. |
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