Sentences with phrase «as a subject for»

Occasionally religion comes up as subject for discussion.

Teaching Christianity disinterestedly, as a subject for inquiry rather than as a faith commitment, was tonic for Coakley, whose own Christianity was deepened by the Lancaster approach, as well as by the school's democratic atmosphere: «It was such an equal place.

Schubert Ogden, author of The Reality of God and Other Essays and an outstanding process theologian, argues against subjective immortality, which he defines in the second sense, as people»... continuing to exist as subjects for the infinite future.

Such events exist wholly as objects for other things, not also as subjects for themselves.

The person of Christ is absolutely out of bounds as a subject for satire.

Events and peoples beyond our borders can no longer be regarded simply as subjects for inquiry by the adventurous and the curious.

There is room for religion in school as a subject for social science, not as dogma; but Creationism is religious dogma that depends on misconceptions and ignorance to pass itself off as science.

The Kid Collection covers topics for littler students like being nervous for the first day of school to praising hard work as well as subjects for tweens and teens like peer pressure and making good friend choices.

Last year the National Institutes of Health announced plans to put some 180 ex-Coulston chimps currently housed at the Alamogordo Primate Facility back in service, to rejoin the roughly 800 other chimps that serve as subjects for studies of human diseases, therapies and vaccines in the U.S., which is the only country apart from Gabon to maintain chimps for this purpose.

«It just felt too risky to put all eggs in one basket,» said Kieny, who has volunteered as a subject for testing the vaccine herself.

Since then more than 100 of his epileptic patients with electrodes implanted in their brains for diagnostic purposes have volunteered as subjects for basic research.

(Funny, a colleague who ate only raw plants was recruited as subject for local dental college — to demo tooth wear rarely seen in the west.

It's all around me so it's just easier to use as a subject for my photography adventures.

An aspiring writer, Tracy becomes so inspired by her new stepsister and their adventures, she uses Brooke as the subject for her short story.

The fantasy of winning the lottery is so universal that it's easy to overlook as a subject for serious drama.

Nanny Olive seems to be the only person who objects to the child's exploitation, and we see Billy Moon submit himself to it to make his parents happy, even though his father pays much less attention to him now that he's no longer using him as a subject for his work.

«In the UK in 2009 the Order was chosen as a subject for Religious Education with the Oxford Cambridge and Royal Society of Arts examination boards for students at GCSE level -LRB-...) we now have a set of educational materials on Druidry and the Order available for download from this website.

«I think that English is well - suited as a subject for the arts to be infused into English teaching, and that, in general, the arts can provide engaging learning «hooks» for students.»

The emphasis falls on the unusual student, the difficult kid, not on the arts as a subject for study.

Choose another topic as the subject for this second book, and keep in mind that people who purchase your first one will be the best prospects for the new one.

At first he sees Lily as a victim, as well as a subject for the book he hopes to write.

Award - winning poet Nelson chose Emmett Till's brutal, racially motivated 1955 murder as the subject for this searing, illustrated collection.

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Over the years, Gorsuch says that he has experienced «a shift in how I perceived landscape, not just as a place, but also as a subject for further investigation into how time shapes environments.»

Mead Gallery, Warwick, 4 — 6 October 2014 The Mead Gallery takes one of Manet's masterpieces — The Execution of Maximilian (1869), on loan from the National Gallery — as the subject for what looks like a fascinating focus exhibition.

In the early 1970s, Finn - Kelcey was fascinated by the weather as a subject for art and made a number of «wind dependent objects», that relied on this intangible natural force.

Something could come from nothing, and «nothing,» as a subject for art, could entail everything.

This is a painter qua painter, although she works in all kinds of mediums, but the way that she uses digital images as the subject for her hand paintings just slays me.

In the mid -»50s, Jasper Johns adopted the American flag as the subject for a series of groundbreaking painterly meditations.

In the exhibition Falling Water, the powerful elemental force of a vast Icelandic waterfall is presented as the subject for Boomoon's ongoing investigation into the infinite and everchanging character of the natural world.

Are you thinking of using them as subjects for your paintings?»

New York Magazine's The Cut explores questions surrounding the nude female form as a subject for male artists in an article titled «Who's Afraid of the Female Nude?»

Chicago - based DAWOUD BEY returns to Harlem as a subject for this exhibition.

James Turrell: «Light knows when we're looking,» James Turrell once said — an artist who has taken light as his subject for the last 30 years — and at ADAA: The Art Show, all eyes are on the eight holograms he's used to light up Pace Gallery.

More broadly, all of nature can be treated in this way, as a subject for a picture as much as a tranche of untamed landscape.

Hockney also turned to his openly gay friend Mark Berger as the subject for several prints showing the young artist being rescued by a male lover from a vagina dentata and then threatened by a giant phallic snake.

For the past 10 years she has found inspiration in the dialogue between architecture and painting in Roman art, and in the importance of architecture as a subject for painting.

Best known as a subject for Diego River and Edward Weston than as an artist herself, pretty limited.

The body of work, developed over the course of his MFA, is an exploration into advertising and fashion imagery as a subject for painting.

Politics as Practice includes four groups: March Group, Judson Church's Hall of Issues, The Center, and Spiral Group, which examined the viability of politics as a subject for art and channeled a new sense of social urgency in addressing Cold War politics, the civil rights movement, and the legacy of World War II, among other concerns.

He was drawn to forests as the subject for his large format camera.

The auto parts included in Holen's exhibition may have been intended to pun on the name of Autocenter, a ten - year - old fixture among Berlin's independent art spaces, but they did not treat it, as Knight might well have done, as a subject for critique.

Each of them articulates a minimalist aesthetic through abstraction, repetition or interruptions in surface and structure, foregrounding the intention, scale and execution of their gestures as both subjects for their work and as performative records of transient actions or incomplete thoughts.

Image Clayton Brothers, Goodness Grapes, 2011 / Mixed media on canvas / 84 x 84 inches Working from their Los Angeles studio, the Clayton brothers draw inspiration from their immediate environment by incorporating local businesses, neighborhood regulars, and snippets of overheard conversations as subjects for their paintings.

In a reaction against the large, brash paintings that became popular in the «80s, artists became increasingly introspective as they looked to everyday objects and the people in their immediate social circles as subjects for their art.

Some have compared Cindy Sherman to Andy Warhol, in terms of both popular appeal and enduring interest as a subject for intellectual analysis.

Close often draws on his friends, many of them artists themselves, as subjects for his photographs and paintings.

In 1966 she began to use photographs as the subjects for her works, creating what she described as «impossible images», reminding us of the complexity of the simplest things.

In 1966 she began to use photographs as the subject for her works, creating what she described as «impossible images» which remind us of the complexity of the simplest things.

Master's Degree seminar used the history of the Julien Levy Gallery as a subject for students to conduct extended research.