Sentences with phrase «always on the precipice»

Larraín has an interesting way of crafting his version of her story almost as if it's a suspense film with his central character always on the precipice of completely losing it.

Not exact matches

Niebuhr concluded that while «the Lutheran side of the Reformation always walks on the edge of the precipice of superamoralism, not to say antinomianism, the Calvinistic Reformation is imperiled by the opposite danger of a new moralism and legalism.

That entire time, I've been working with parents and children and I always imagined we were on the precipice of feminism finally empowering motherhood.