Sentences with phrase «deep affinity»

I think that I was born with a kind of deep affinity for the rural, the rustic.

But unfortunately the other contributions, different as they were in style and subject, betrayed deep affinities with Miss Kandel's paper.

While acknowledging certain deep affinities between his own thought and Bergson's, Hausman still claims that Bergson does not give sufficient importance to the role of conceptualization to the recognition of Form and structure in the identification of radical newness (82).

A turbulent ant - hill of separate elements whose most evident characteristic, excepting certain limited cases of deep affinity (married couples, families, the team, the mother country) seems to be one of mutual repulsion, whether between individuals or groups.

«An exquisite interplay of simplicity and complexity, clarity and mystery, The Attended embodies Marden's deep affinity for drawing as the wellspring of creative endeavor.

But western science itself is undergoing a profound paradigm change towards an organic perspective that has deep affinities with indigenous knowledge systems around the world.

Despite the big - finance gleam to Lean, he has a deep affinity for cars.

Colonial pioneering and blood - sport shared a deep affinity, and Africa offered superabundant opportunities for both.

This theme has deep affinities with H. Richard Niebuhr's Faith on Earth: An Inquiry into the Structure of Human Faith, as well as Michael Polanyi's description of tacit knowledge and similar writings.

Despite my deep affinity for fried clams, I came home in better shape than when I left.

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is aware of Vardy's deep affinity with Leicester and has indicated the club are prepared to wait for a decision even though a delay risks complicating their transfer plans.

Perhaps the influence of Prince Charles, with his deep affinity for all things organic and sustainable, will over time have some effect on the lines carried by Party Pieces.

«Despite my deep affinity and respect for Mayor Koch, I think it is completely inappropriate to be naming the Queensboro Bridge after him at this time,» Avella said in a press release.

«President Buhari appears to have a deep affinity with the tendencies of Boko Haram, the same way he has become beholden to killer herdsmen that are decimating innocent non Muslim populations across the Middle Belt and Southern Nigeria.

I have a deep affinity for these dark and vampy colors; they're so dramatic and striking.

This inspiring documentary digs into the deep affinity between the evangelical Christian movement and America's gun culture — and how one top minister and anti-abortion activist undergoes a change of consciousness to challenge prevailing attitudes toward firearms among his fellow Christians.

Still, a deep affinity with all things Solid Snake was not a part of Sophie's questionnaire.

It's (500) Days of Summer, and as many of you know, I have a deep affinity for this flick.

Alfredson may not have a deep affinity for horror or vampires, but by narrowing in on the heart wrenching nature of loneliness and bullying, he created a memorably stunning tale of vampiric friendship.

While the pugnacious and audacious Southern novelist and the lightning - fast and inventive banjo player lived worlds apart, each had a deep affinity for looking at the world with all its blemishes, seeing through the masks behind which most people hide, and using humor, however sarcastic, to reveal the truth beneath the lies we tell ourselves.

René and his progeny, many of whom have a deep affinity for trees, suffer the horrors and sorrows of the genocidal war against Native Americans and the traumas of being caught between diametrically opposed legacies.

Since she was little, Jessica always had a deep affinity for animals and has now been working in the veterinary field since 2006.

Lois Bono, a long - time volunteer at the Animal League, immediately recognized her deep affinity for all of the animals at the shelter, and the compassion she brought to her work as a volunteer.

His dad has a deep affinity for Frenchies and will do anything for their comfort.

Between the rise of a younger generation, with a deeper affinity to dogs as pets, and a burgeoning animal welfare movement, the consumption of dog meat has been declining steadily — so much so that the owner of Daegyo, at least, has come to see there's no future in serving it to diners.

Growing up surrounded by trees, American artist Kimera Wachna felt a deep affinity with the natural world.

Through a meditative and painstaking process, she uncovers a deep affinity between the gestural unfolding of a branching tree limb, and the dispersion of pigments in liquids.

LG: More than other still life painters, I sense a deep affinity between your paintings and modern poetry.

Julie Rozman «s creative practice is driven by her long - standing interest in experience, and at present by her deep affinity for the water.

These paintings reveal a deep affinity with the Mediterranean's distinctive quality of light and color palette, as well as to half a millennium of European art history.

The primitive power of his compositions reflected his deep affinity for the prehistoric art of his native Massif Central region.

Amsterdam is a unique city with a deep affinity for design, which is fully captured in a new tome, «Living in Style: Amsterdam.»

If aligned in spirit with any other artist, it would be John Cage, with whom she shares a deep affinity.

Long's work is rooted in his deep affinity with nature, developed during solitary walks.

Sharing a deep affinity and mutual respect with Barnett Newman, both artists worked towards a geometrically informed aesthetic that conveyed her metaphysical ambitions.

When viewed side by side in this exhibition, the deep affinities between the two artists» works become truly apparent.

Long's work is rooted in his deep affinity and engagement with nature, developed during solitary walks.

The works inspired by his decades of travel in Mexico reflect his deep affinities with ancient art while exemplifying a modernist ethic of rigorous experimentation in form, composition, and color theory.