Sentences with phrase «gulu real art»

«It's a real art to be able to keep things moving without appearing obnoxious,» says Mike Walsh, vice-president of worldwide database operations at Navigation Technologies Corp. (NavTech) and a recent Gerdes client.

There's a real art to that.

And there's a real art to interviewing customers so that they reveal the needs and opportunities your offering can meet.

Asset allocation is a real art, and one of the most difficult and important aspects to investing.

I whispered to myself and when I turned my head to see if anyone else was as shocked as I was that an art museum had actual real art... there right before me was The Thinker himself.

Fortunately the actuality is better than this; real art is being produced today; but to the extent that this concept holds, we are an age that has lost its way and, like Ecclesiastes, is merely busying itself with trivialities in order, as he said, to keep from thinking — one wonders if the real objective is to hide an inability to think.

Real art, however, requires imagination.

Without the breaking of the shell of self - centredness there can be no real art.

So, are fakes real art?

And while even the best episodes of Galactica and Lost are ultimately pop - culture ephemera, HBO's mob show is closer to real art: Dostoevsky crossed with Emile Zola, a novelistic meditation on the nature of societal corruption and personal sin.

When you put every single detail of the preparation on paper, the recipe begins to look longer and much more complicated than it actually is, and simplifying without losing instructional detail is a real art.

To them, nature art is to real art what a duck call is to a Stan Getz sax solo.

The real art was getting close to that line without going over it: over the line was out for us.

Yet this season the real art has been the creative way in which we have thrown away all manner of seemingly insurmountable leads.

«This is not an arts and crafts class, but a real art class where the kids work with real artists and their work!»

«Our ambition is to create a connection between the viewer and the very real art of building taking place on a live construction project - especially as many of these are located in the very heart of public spaces,» says Art of Building manager Saul Townsend.

«Our ambition is to create a connection between the viewer and the very real art of building taking place on a live construction project.

These are permanent markers, so they are ideal for real art projects created by both professionals and amateurs alike.

Two newer gene - editing methods — zinc finger nucleases, used since the late 1990s, and TALENs, first described in 2011 — allowed more precise modifications, he says, «but there was a real art and skill required, and only a handful of labs could do those.»

Make it a real art project, and let nature and creativity flow through you.

The ---- of the world are real art connoisseurs and have creative talents.

There's a real art...

I love music art and sewing its hard to find guys who enjoy real art anymore... I love sonic youth so if u like sonic youth ur off to a good start lol its ok though if u don't u will knowing me lol im gonna change this later im just filling it out quickly

But the real art of matchmaking is about introducing you to quality potential partners; people who have a high likelihood of being compatible with your personality and lifestyle.

Its a pain to watch this and to think that the real art of film has become so irrelevant for many.

Stunning visuals make it real art as well.

In brief, this is another fine example of how independent developers are helping to turn my hobby into a real art form.

Because even if we've reached peak trailer mania, there's still a real art to assembling these two - minute siren calls.

I am talking about real art book for licensing product.»

Growing up, they were subjected to the never ending saga of their parents» famed performance art, wherein the family would travel around and stage confrontational situations with strangers, believing the natural reactions created constituted as the only real art form there really is (including fake bank robberies, pretending to heckle their kids during a street performance, manipulating a high school staging of Romeo and Juliet, etc.).

That's a real art form.»

That's the real art: making the audience see the forest rather than the trees.

The good news about Short Cuts is that it's Altman soup — with a few characters and situations from Carver stories tossed in for flavor — and for all its flaws it's real art, packed with irony.

Every time you turn on the TV or open a film magazine he's asserting that this movie is «Raymond Carver soup»; worse still, in the pages of the New York Times Book Review last month, he actually remarked, in an attempt at self - disparagement, «I agree that real art is without irony,» one of the dumbest statements a director of his distinction has ever uttered.

Is real art better than commercial entertainment?

Unlike conventional arts education, student work in integrated classrooms reaches a higher level because students are encouraged to master real arts skills, while engaging the world and the other subjects through their art.

When I was in the classroom, taking the time to listen became a real art form.

«If it was a straight shoot, it wouldn't be very interesting,» he says, «so the ability to advance a policy agenda in an environment that is entirely set up to thwart it is a real art form.

And blending the arts into the academics isn't necessarily bad, but currently this is being used as a substitute for real art programs.

That sounds like a poor substitute for real art and music.

Just like saying that providing professional development to everyone in order to bypass hiring real arts and music teachers is deceptive.

Our tax dollars should go directly to public schools for these programs and to real arts and music teachers.

June 4, 2015 (Hartford)- Educators 4 Excellence - Connecticut, a teacher - led organization that seeks to elevate the voices of teachers in policy discussions, hosted a conversation at Real Art Ways with Hartford Superintendent of Schools Beth Schiavino - Narvaez, Ed.D. on improving academic services for unique student populations.

It's a real art form.

«I was looking for a way kids can feel comfortable thinking about real art, and the real questions art historians live with.»

«There's been nothing since The Mixed - Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler that exposed kids to real art issues,» she says.

The way it was posited in the article was «isn't this ridiculous, this is not real art, this is a kind of profanity.»

Or do you believe the fancy notion that «real art» isn't written with a marketplace in mind?

I think that is what real art does - it allows a personal connection and interpretation.

Real art is about passion, True experience.