Sentences with phrase «drang as»

Few recent legal scandals have generated as much Sturm und Drang as the one caused by Winnipeg lawyer Jack King.

But none has struggled with as much Sturm und Drang as the Cornhuskers.

Not exact matches

Indeed, this is not the first time a contemporary composer has recognized the seemingly limitless potential for atomic Sturm und Drang; two previous operas — Steve Reich's Three Tales and Philip Glass's Einstein on the Beach — take as a central symbol the explosion of a nuclear bomb.

As a helicopter pilot your missions will take you through the toughest and most dangerous campaigns of the Ia Drang Valley, 1965.

A wannabe - Sturm und Drang relationship drama between characters barely recognisable as human, The Room became a cult phenomenon for obvious reasons, because there's no possible doubt in the matter: it's obliviously terrible in ways just about anyone could see, save for its notorious creator, who poured $ 6 million of his own mysteriously - gotten savings into the project.

As we await Phantom Thread, let's take a moment to forget that sturm und drang and focus, instead, on the ripping elation his full - bodied performances have evoked.

The turmoil — or Sturm und Drang, as Mr. Hall first called it — may be unpleasant for parents, teachers, and others, but the...

As Explorer Sport owners know, the 3.5 - liter Ecoboost engine doesn't make this hefty beast fast, per se; rather, it delivers on Ford's marketing refrain about delivering V8 power in a V6 package — there's no sturm und drang about its healthy 365 - hp output, and it simply moves the Explorer along with ease in any situation.

Sorry, men aren't rational, particularly not as groups, and there would be a lot of sturm und drang, and delay.

Use the Drang to defeat powerful Fallen enemies, as well as regular Fallen enemies without reloading

On the occasion of the exhibition Julian Schnabel 1978 - 1981 at Oko, New York, Thomas Micchelli asks «Is it possible to look at Julian Schnabel's «St. Sebastian» (1979) with fresh eyes, as if the past 34 years of Schnabel Sturm und Schnabel Drang never really happened?

Early prints like «Death of an Ant» (1956), with its magnified subject twisted in what seems an almost human agony, served as precursors to works like «To Edgar Allan Poe» (1971), a haunting series of lithographs that evoke the romantic sturm und drang of a poet Mr. Oliveira admired deeply.

In this sense, this cycle of paintings is my very personal interpretation of the early Romantic concept of «Sturm und Drang»: life as a turbulent, heroic struggle against the forces that confront us.