Sentences with phrase «as everyday forms»

Modeled on fabled humanoid characters, whose existence is unsubstantiated to the present, Stewart's cryptid belongs to folklore and science fiction as well as everyday forms of self - generated mythology, such as data - driven consumer branding.

Still, PayPal has said crypto assets have long - term merit and could eventually see ubiquity and acceptance as an everyday form of payment.

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everyday, christians pray fo this country, our leaders, troops, the economy, values and morality, and all we get back is hatred from abortion groups, gay right movements and other form of wayward beleifs with the sole purpose of reducing humans to the same level as animals.

Plain persons are those characterized by everyday practices such as sustaining families, schools, and local forms of political community.

Ricoeur interprets Freudian psychoanalysis as a hermeneutic discipline in its own right, a hermeneutic which suggests that certain symbolic forms conceal from everyday consciousness more than they reveal.

James C. Scott describes them as «weapons of the weak» and «everyday forms of subordinate class's resistance.

Besides the conditions of society itself, under which family and friends had primary responsibility for the care of the dying and the dead, memento mon were spread throughout culture: in the church's art, in morality plays like Everyman, in drinking songs, in the ordinary artifacts of everyday life (e.g., in Austria a towel hanger portraying a human form split down the middle: one half a beautiful young woman, the other a skeleton) To be sure, the specter of death (and judgment) has been used as a form of social control.

The program aims to form faculty in every discipline as outstanding teachers of people preparing for ministry and as groundbreaking scholars who can connect work in and across disciplines to the concerns of everyday ministry.

Plato (c.428 - 348 BcE), for example, regarded the «inspired utterances of poets and prophets as, at best, symbolical adumbrations or shadows of truth and, at worse, the source of degrading superstitions».3 Fundamental to Plato's thought is the conviction that truth can not be found in everyday life and sensible reality, but in a more real or ideal realm of unchangeable or eternal forms, which are the blueprint and pattern of the world.

Even in its simple form, as presented here, it's luscious and festive, and just as welcome for everyday as well as holiday meals.

The exhibition makes us think about the visual aspect to our everyday kitchen table experience that maybe we take for granted, as well as showing how conflict and suffering have always formed a rich source of subject matter in art.

The problem is that Home Secretary Theresa May describes the crime as «human beings used as commodities for the personal gain of others» (Hansard, 8 July 2014 col. 166), provoking the question of how this form of exploitation differs from other «everyday» exploitation faced by many (if not most) workers.

When the liquid is applied to a flexible base such as plastic, the solvent evaporates, leaving the crystal nano - particles — the very same semiconductors found in everyday chips — to form structures capable of conducting electricity.

Structurally, chlorella is a higher life form than spirulina, Spirulina is classified as a photosynthetic bacterium, while chlorella is a plant with a cell nucleus, making it exactly like the advanced fruits and vegetables we eat everyday.

They are a wonderful tonic for the liver, works as a purifier for the blood, and can prevent various forms of cancer.If you can eat beets everyday, I would highly recommend it!

I also eat carbs in the form of oats and fruit everyday as well.

Please enjoy this guest post from Dr. Carolyn Dolan, DPT of Renosoar... As a past college athlete and now an everyday athlete in the form of active - mother and occasional Crossfit athlete, I have dramatically changed how I fuel my body to optimize my performance.

As a past college athlete and now an everyday athlete in the form of active - mother and occasional Crossfit athlete, I have dramatically changed how I fuel my body to optimize my performance.

Some areas are necessary to reach an agreement on as they form part of everyday life.

In Satya, as in Company (02) and Sarkar (05), the two other movies that would form Varma's career - defining crime trilogy, cops and criminals are nothing more than rival gangs, and beneath the thin veneer of everyday life lurks the seething corruption that makes the world go round.

Even the entity itself, taking the form of everyday human beings going for a casual stroll, moves like a classic, Romero zombie but whose presence - or potential in its presence - loaded with as much suspense as watching the ocean waters in Jaws.

They consider the various forms of nonwritten communication as some type of therapy or art, something that is not relevant to the everyday life of a student.

Teachers also get to use modern - day technology tools in everyday practice, not just as occasional add - ons, and they get to master a form of teaching that's likely to reach millions of new students each year in the United States and abroad.

To support students as they navigate everyday conflict, Fall - Hamilton has a nook called a peace corner in every room, with a comfortable seat, a timer — students generally need only a couple of minutes to calm down and reflect — and some distractions, like stuffed animals, or a prepared form on which students can explicitly document and monitor their own feelings and reactions.

Drawing from his own experience as a teacher and coach, Pearsall offers practical, real - world advice in the form of techniques that are both effective and sustainable in the everyday classroom.

This NPRM proposes an explicit ban on the use of electronic cigarettes in all forms, including but not limited to electronic cigars, pipes and devices designed to look like everyday products such as pens.

As part of the pilot project in the Spanish capital, this personal form of car sharing is now being tested under everyday conditions.

What has emerged as the central theme is that consumers have always wanted the tablet PC for their everyday computing needs, but had been forced to make do with other forms such as PCs or notebooks in the absence of tablets.

HideOut explores how mobile projectors can enable new forms of interaction with digital content projected on everyday objects such as books, walls, game boards, tables, and many others.

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Known primarily as a painter, he created a life's work of sculpture and photography as well, transforming everyday objects into eternal forms and capturing his surroundings on film.

Her lifelong project as an artist is fusing everyday architectural and domestic forms with personal and universal human experiences and memories.

Nonetheless, De Keyser is fast becoming recognised as one of the 20th century's foremost proponents of a complex, unique form of abstract figuration inspired as much by everyday reality as by serious aesthetic concerns.

Visually complex and often cartographic in form, Bradford's paintings incorporate elements of the everyday — from end papers used for perming hair to billboard poster remnants, polyester cord, caulking, bleaching agents, and carbon paper — to draw attention to what he refers to as the «invisible underbelly of a community.»

During the residency Thomasson used the flat as the location for a series of practical workshops forming the basis of a new video and series of drawings born from his interest in the use of performance as a strategy for negotiating everyday life.

Using everyday objects, like disposable bags from fast food restaurants or the cardboard inside toilet paper rolls, Yuken Teruya consciously cuts paper, which branch out and form a chain like a tree reaching for the sun and scattering its leaves in space to capture as much sunlight as possible.

While rooted in the same everyday iconography and simplified form, Nice's realism is similar to meticulous 19th century animal and flower illustrations by masters such as John James Audubon or Ernst Haeckel.

In much of his work, including the growing set of recent drawings that render natural forms as buffeted scrapes of patterned graphite, he chances at everyday transcendence, a kind of psychedelic regard of the commonplace.»

as a challenge to our accepted impressions of the world around us and our perceptions of everyday reality, the frankfurter forms evoke anthropomorphic physical qualities and movement, with an anatomy of long «limbs» and «bodies» that visually mimic the recognizable encased meat shape.

Alongside this traditional imagery, everyday textiles from the uniforms of park wardens, policemen and refuse collectors created colourful «paintings» that formed part of the artist's exploration of the symbolic use of fabric in both Italian religious art as well as in its contemporary secular forms.

Focusing on simple, geometric forms of abstraction, Zobernig uses everyday materials such as cardboard, styrofoam, pressboard, linen and fluorescent lights.

pUN consists of both an exhibition and a performance in the form of a two - day gathering of delegates — everyday citizens connected by birth or family ties to the 195 member and observer states of the United Nations who volunteer their time as participants and come together to experiment with peaceful problem - solving.

Anchored in these quasi-interior spaces, the domestic and the everyday play out as undecidable vignettes of indeterminate subject, narrative and form.

Using everyday items such as Scotch Tape, toothpicks and paper plates, Donovan transforms mundane materials into cell - like structures that seem to grow organically and take on their own life forms.

Living as Form is an international project exploring over twenty years of cultural works that blur the forms of art and everyday life, emphasizing participation, dialogue, and community engagement.

His interest in ethnic artifacts and everyday ephemera, as well as obscure forms of knowledge and the occult, was rooted in a search for universality underlying the diversity of human endeavor.

Entering the «artificial paradise» of glass beaded butterflies, spiders and their webs, mirrored glass declarations such as «I Walk Everyday In Search of You» and «The Vanished World,» Wynne's work embodies Rococo complexity and allure in a wide variety of forms and materials.

From these to Accumulation sculptures, where everyday objects are made uncanny with a covering of soft - sculpture phallic forms or dried macaroni, to monumental outdoor sculptures and installations, such as Narcissus Garden, originating in 1966 when Kusama first participated in the Venice Biennale, and to the entrancing illusions of recent experiential mirrored room installations, Kusama's work is far - reaching, expansive and immersive.

Presenting large - scale installations that resemble elements of nature under a microscope and cell - like forms or organisms from the depths of the ocean, Donovan's body of work derives from recognisable everyday items, such as Scotch Tape, drinking straws, paper - plates, needles, plastic rods and toothpicks.

This was a show that understood the «everyday» as more than subject matter: it is a form of experience.