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Quotes About Dominant

In the beginning, poetry rather than prose was the dominant form, for poetry was the normal expression of the literary impulse before writing came to confuse culture. Long after the book appeared, literature was heard rather than read.
~ Unknown
The higher the vibration of an object, the more dominant it will be. Therefore, the spiritual part will always influence the mental and physical planes.
~ Unknown
Me, I like my woman so tough grown men whimper and hide when they see her coming their way.
~ Nalini Singh
What is different, and troubling, is that skimming is becoming our dominant mode of reading. Once a means to an end, a way to identify information for deeper study, scanning is becoming an end in itself—our preferred way of gathering and making sense of information of all sorts.
~ Unknown
Art] acts as 'an instrument allowing us to see through the gaps of dominant ideologies, and the source from which new methods could be drawn in the struggle against the system(s)'.
~ Unknown
Your dominant thoughts from your past have produced your today. Your dominant thoughts today will produce your future.
~ Orrin Woodward
It is not the thing we spend the most time on that moulds us most; the greatest element is the thing that exerts most power.
~ Oswald Chambers
Do not forecast where the temptation will come; it is the least likely thing that is the peril. In the aftermath of a great spiritual transaction the "retired sphere of the leasts" begins to tell; it is not dominant, but remember it is there, and if you are not warned, it will trip you up.
~ Oswald Chambers
If barking correlates with a juvenile and submissive condition, then it's doubtful that dogs read our loud vocal displays as dominant or impressive. Rather, they might see them as a sign of fear or as a sign that we don't have a lot of control. Many people to whom dogs are drawn are laconic and soft-spoken. I think their lack of "barking" is perceived as a sign of leadership, and dogs are drawn to their sense of self-confidence.
~ Patricia B. McConnell
Then at once "human nature" is again invoked to prove the necessity of change, for "human nature" has been thwarted or insulted by the dominant system. "Man" can no longer be defined as what suits the dominant system, when the dominant system apparently does not suit men. I
~ Paul Goodman