Examples of using Biographically in English and their translations into German
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His travels are important both biographically and music-historically.
Waiting is a practice that is not only culturally and historically embedded, but also biographically.
The project is biographically motivated and inevitably linked to the story of the choreographer Yara Eid.
Before Ursula Waldburger discovered embroidery as her passion, she needed- biographically speaking- time to mature.
Biographical work in the form of biographically oriented therapeutic conversations, individually or in groups.
Based on the works Vivier used to communicate, the opera is not constructed either biographically or as a documentary.
Instead of presenting unidimensional, purely biographically structured narrative threads, she subsumes the women of the House of Hohenzollern as a social group.
Born in Salt Lake City but raised in Vancouver-Hannah Epperson is also biographically a wanderer between two worlds.
On mutual trips and at biographically important places, Herbert Blomstedt talks about his musical and human convictions.
Despite the general cult of youth, formalized learning can no longer be biographically limited to youth and young adulthood.
The works from found materials that at first seem naive andfolkloric are multi-layered assemblages that can be read biographically.
Through this, attention is paid to the education titles and biographically gained knowledge and skills of migrants.
Biographically, this existence comprises a Polish lack of openness and Viennese bohème, Catholic strictness and the Dionysian, ecstasy and ascesis.
This project addresses the question of one's roots-biographically, physically and culturally- of being uprooted and the possibility of putting roots down again.
The way in which those who are affected treat the occurrences,experiences and changes which accompany their illness or impairment and in which they integrate them into their biographically founded self concept and life story.
It encouraged parents to plan biographically the upbringing of children, but also said that an adequate supply of"family support institutions" is necessary.
It is not just about individual passages, but about the entire construct of the life and work of the Prophet, because the"Sira", the biography of the Prophet,is nothing more than biographically Hadith material being put together.
To stimulate further training andto make this a common subject To accompany in biographically critical phases(newly qualified teacher, new profession, retirement etc.) To accomplish or arrange coaching/ intervention in critical situations.
It is straight this almost total lack ofevery resistance which signals, that the old Lukács practically discerned no chance of another attitude to the neomarxist paradigm in the time still avaiblable for him biographically.
Purely temporaly, chonologically as well as biographically, the intellectual material of the dialogue between Walter, Clarisse and Ulrich appears as a former stage of the dialogues like the intellectual discussions between Arnheim and Ulrich are for example in the definitive version.
The association strives to enhance the status of senior citizens in society and to promote dialogue between the older and younger generations,while also fostering experience-sharing between parties involved in biographically orientated projects within various realms of society.
In keeping with collector Heiner Wemhöner's unconventional and sometimes biographically influenced interests, the international positions presented in this volume range from nudes and portraits, through time exposure landscape photography, digitally processed, staged or performance photography, to overpainting and collage.
The point of departure, respectively the objects of investigation, of this, to a certain degree essentially biographically motivated work, are two b/w 35mm negative films from the year 1983 that were taken in a landscape in Mecklenburg, and a publication from 2007, which was created in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary Art Leipzig and the Spanish artist Dora Garcia.
In keeping with collector Heiner Wemhöner's unconventional and sometimes biographically influenced interests, the international positions presented in this volume range from nudes and portraits, through time exposure landscape photography, digitally processed, staged or performance photography, to overpainting and collage.