Sentences with phrase «absolute stillness»
The phrase "absolute stillness" means complete and total absence of any movement or sound. Full definition
«It's the perfect getaway for couples seeking a soul - healing retreat of absolute stillness, interrupted only by the splash of bird wings lighting upon the water.»
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As she showed in her breakout role in «The Witch» as well as in «Morgan,» Taylor - Joy can be chilling in absolute stillness with her wide, almond eyes — as much as McAvoy is in his showiness.
Anesthesia is required due to the need for absolute stillness in order to produce accurate images.
A bronze bust of Romilly John, infant son of the bohemian painter Augustus John, stands in absolute stillness on a plinth in the centre of a room, beneath white globe lamps, catching the filtered daylight coming in from Whitechapel High Street.
The Academician can capture a sense of absolute stillness — a full moon at sunrise over a flat sandy spit — as easily as a one of tumult, such as a high tide engulfing a beach.
It's a theme, then, an existential rumination about what it is that constitutes existence; the absolute stillness at the centre of all that smoke and cacophony is as close to peace as some men can attain.
A sense of exhilaration emanates from these works; there's a contradiction between movement and stillness, between the flowing effluence of the paint and the absolute stillness of the paintings within their fixed rectangular frames.
The air seems magically suspended in a state of absolute stillness and quiet.