Sentences with phrase «contains multitudes»

When it comes to Facebook, the 32 - year - old Kolkata - based activist contains multitudes — she has three profiles.

Politically freighted, highly erotic, queer, vitamin charged, moldering stuff of memento mori, deceptively simple, and delightfully absurd, as well as weird, just weird, fruit contains multitudes (of seeds — of meaning!).

The notion that the art market contains multitudes is one with which Marc Glimcher, part of the family dynasty that runs the Pace Gallery, said he agreed.

A one - woman American Century, Rosalyn Drexler contains multitudes: paintings, novels, plays, essays.

Savoring Malcolm Morley's mid-1960s palette, I began to understand how Carey - Thomas could be drawn to the work; likewise, the Vija Celmins canvases Rugoff selected — including several grisaille canvases featuring subjects atypical of the contemporaneous work for which she is known — prove yet again that she contains multitudes.

In part, too, postwar American art contains multitudes.

Though presented as a «small, concise survey,» the exhibition contains multitudes.

She has something to say, especially to those who would reduce her to that body part, and she contains multitudes.

He contains multitudes, at least until his head deflates.

Like all good characters, she contains multitudes.

It contains multitudes.

Abbie contains multitudes — much like the actor playing her.

But that basic question contains multitudes.

The Handmaiden contains multitudes: It's a sumptuous romantic period piece, as well as a sexy spy thriller, replete with secret identities and triple - crosses.

And this is fine, because the Cannes Palais contains multitudes and is fiendishly fascinating.

Liman clearly contains multitudes; Emily Blunt describes him as having «no ego but little tact,» contributing to the sense I got that he probably falls somewhere on the autism spectrum.

Lady Bird, like Lady Bird, contains multitudes.

Metcalf's expression on hearing this question contains multitudes of sympathy and maybe a touch of envy at the endless possibilities spreading out in front of her daughter.

Kanye contains multitudes.

But he contains multitudes.

Very well, I contradict myself, I am large, I contain multitudes.»

Very well then I contradict myself (I am large, I contain multitudes).»

It contains a multitude of laugh - out - loud moments and a surprisingly sophisticated analysis of communism's appeal and failure.

It is as if we all contain a multitude of characters and patterns of behavior, and these characters and patterns are bidden by cues we don't even hear.

It is as if we all contain a multitude of....

Each blend, seasoning packet or marinade contains a multitude of spices allowing your palate to enjoy the flavor without the salt.

But underneath their rough edges, these greens contain multitudes: They're a choice vegetable for pickling, can dress up roasted squash and might even hold cancer - healing powers.

We contain multitudes.

Except that I'm reborn every split - second of every moment, and I contain multitudes and all that.

As I mentioned, many mainstream detergents like Tide contain a multitude of chemicals and fragrances that can irritate the skin.

Human milk contains a multitude of complex antiviral and immune substances demonstrated to inactivate viruses such as HIV and reduce microbiological contaminants.

«You contain a multitude of ancestors within you,» Reich said, borrowing from Walt Whitman.

4 October 2016 Annual AAAS - Hitachi Lecture on Science and Society Focus: I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life Featuring: Ed Yong, science writer, The Atlantic

In I Contain Multitudes, Ed Yong vividly describes the intricate alliances forged by microbes with every other organism on the planet.

Several labs have been developing sensors for sweat, which contains a multitude of electrolytes and metabolites — the final products of the body's biological processes (for example, the lactic acid that builds up after exercise).

Protein degradation was thought to occur in the lysosome, a pouch inside the cell that contains a multitude of protein - destroying enzymes.

Pure Main Chaga contains a multitude of healthy ingredients.

Cytolog is extracted from bovine colostrum, and contains a multitude of colostrum fractions, especially proline - rich - peptides (PRPs).

The supernatant, the medium in which the culture is grown, contains a multitude of beneficial byproducts of the growth process, including vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants, and immune stimulators.

This concoction is delicious and contains a multitude of benefits that far surpass boring ol coffee.

Lisa is an amazing character: infuriating, arrogant, anxious, guilt - ridden, vulnerable, aggressive, precocious... a teenager turning young adult, yes, but a fully realized human being who constantly surprises because she contains a multitude of impulses and contradictions that we're not used to seeing on the screen.

To paraphrase Whitmore's quote, I think films can be vast, they can contain multitudes of emotion.

Cianfrance, of Blue Valentine and The Place Beyond The Pines, adapted Light from a 2012 bestseller by M.L. Stedman, and one can sense him struggling to contain its multitudes, to condense the full scope of its story to feature length.

A modern Bond should contain multitudes, in contrast to the outdated model who was unfazed by everything and shuddered at the thought of sharing his feelings.

«Girls Trip» acknowledges that women contain multitudes and reflects that in its ability to balance potty humor with heartfelt female empowerment.

Though not as euphoric as Before Sunset, the film contains a multitude of feelings — and tons more honesty.

The bold title is also a claim, that the reductive term actually contains a multitude of contradictions and no easy answers.

It's to the Oscars» shame that they couldn't nominate a pair of movies each containing multitudes that would give Baskin - Robbins a cold sweat.

There's no denying that their poll contains a multitude of high quality films, but we here at Decider couldn't help but feel like their list was a little, erm, pretentious.

The new paradigm we have - instead of the old city / suburb thing - is metropolitan areas that contain a multitude of different areas, different densities, different transportation needs.