Sentences with phrase «childhood desire»

Shaped by childhood desires, the exhibition showcases a selection from Formfit, a series of fabric «paintings» that explore duality of purpose.

I'm not sure if its just a frustrated childhood desire to live with R2 - D2, but I'm a firm believer that autonomous cars will prove to be the first real, personally - interactive robots that humans will deploy in large numbers.

If you've never fulfilled your childhood desire to dream up a brilliant product, it may not be too late.

Twenty - two - year incumbent assemblywoman Carmen Arroyo is running against Carmen Muniz and Jackson Strong, who transferred his childhood desire to revitalize Schenectady to the Bronx.

Speaking through a translator during a separate interview, she recalls that her childhood desire to perform went hand in hand with her acknowledgment of her gender.

That childhood desire of children — wanting to hear books read aloud and repeatedly requesting those few they know well enough to predict — encompasses powerful brain drives that become memory enhancers.

But unlike most kids, this childhood desire to have a four - legged friend to call his own subconsciously followed him.

This work examines the proposition that, to the extent to which our childhood desires and goals are ever truly settled in adulthood, we continue the fantasy in the form of daydreams, or by object - worship.

Tacita Dean's A Bag of Air, shot in 1995 from a hot air balloon, connects back to a childhood desire to bring clouds down to earth, and to suspend the belief that something so physical can not be invisible.

I never completely forgot the childhood desire of a geeky kid to be a paleontologist, and as an adult I'm still amazed with field anthropology and the science of human origins.