Sentences with phrase «deep resonance»

It's been proven that we show more emotion from the left side of our face, and showing our left side in photos can create deeper resonance in those who view them.

Entrepreneurs, as Buell says, «find points of deep resonance with the artistic community.»

With the period detail and deep resonance of Memoirs of a Geisha, this lyrical and emotionally charged novel delves into one of the most mysterious of human relationships: female friendship.

Loved the hopefulness of her perspective and its focus on deeper resonance for couples.

Contending with issues of ephemerality and loss within the geopolitical sphere of late - 20th century South America, the artworks on view in Embodied Absence: Chilean Art of the 1970s Now find deep resonance in the groundbreaking display next door at the Harvard Art Museums» exhibition Doris Salcedo: The Materiality of Mourning.

It's only after leaving the screen did the film's deeper resonances strike me.

2» stand on its own, although it has deeper resonance if you've seen «Kill Bill,» just released on video.

This means that the political nastiness, violent warfare and publicity posturing all have a much deeper resonance for the audience, while for Katniss they are virtually irrelevant.

The engine note and «sound actuator» exhaust combine to offer a cheeky deep resonance under load, capped by a quick pop as the transmission snicks through gears.

«Many of the societal norms Lipi and Rahman challenge within the context of their native Bangladeshi culture have deep resonances around the world — from issues of personal identity to gender equality to migration,» said Caitlín Doherty, curator of the exhibition and Deputy Director of Curatorial Affairs at the Broad MSU.

Entitled The Years, to signify over two decades of remarkable output with deeper resonances throughout art history, the exhibition features a number of works that have never been shown before in the UK, as well as new pieces inspired by the distinct methods and styles of two 20th Century Italian masters: Lucio Fontana and Michelangelo Pistoletto.

On the meaning of this film, cultural critic Aditya Dev Sood explains that «In her choice of Pakistani Army Bands as a subject for visual capture and representation, Sikander triggers deep resonances from within the tradition of Indo - Islamic miniature painting.

When the Hanafi Muslims objected to the exhibition of the film on the life of the prophet Mohammed in March, 1977, they were reacting in ways that had deep resonance in Muslim experience.

Such an approach has deep resonance for Christians, especially for Catholics, as well as raising serious questions.

And yet, as Jones points out, no aspect of Christian theology has a deeper resonance with feminist analyses of oppression than the doctrine of sin.

The call for a simpler and more intentional, sustainable and meaningful way of life continues to find a deep resonance.

Isaiah Berlin thus deserves considerable credit for identifying the perversion of liberty that was at the root of the totalitarian project, and for defending a concept of liberty - as - noninterference that, in setting legal limits to coercive state power, has deep resonances in the American political tradition.

Comparison with Gilgamesh, which the author of Genesis 2 - 3 may have had in mind in writing, would perhaps have given a deeper resonance to the reality principle, including the limitations of human capacities and the acceptance of death.

Given this context in which Maximus» thought has been consciously advocated as an alternative to the «old» Thomist synthesis, Benedict XVI's words of praise take on a deeper resonance.

From the moment out daughter began preschool there, we felt a deep resonance with the educational philosophy and social values of Waldorf education.

But by the end of the race, we had sent our message: The governor emerged bruised and diminished, and we showed that a traditional, fearless, Democratic message has deep resonance.

As a complement to martial arts, Nina started practicing yoga regularly in 2011, unearthed a deep resonance with it, and soon made her way to South India where she received her teaching certification in Hatha Vinyasa.

Pro wrestling is an entire industry built around an illusion, and it's something that «Andre the Giant» often nods at, but often seems to brush aside in favor of focusing on the deep resonance it has with its fans.

Its last fifteen minutes presents another awkward tonal shift into what it hopes will be some deep resonance, but it comes off as a giant cosmic joke.

But from Stanley Tucci's day - glo smile as Caesar Flickerman to Elizabeth Banks» poodle - topiary hairstyles, the film's theatricality never overshadows either its ideas or its deeper resonance, and even with an expanding ensemble competing for screen time, each character gets a moment not just to shine but to define him - or herself in startlingly human terms.

Its final image — a callback to an the aforementioned shot of fireworks in Coney Island — suggests a character coming full circle, but considering how unresolved Frankie's future remains, the sensation it evokes feels superficial at best, visually satisfying but without any deeper resonance.

Hudlin's sitcom work (Modern Family, New Girl) has led him to put momentum ahead of a deeper resonance.

The author's skill at conveying scenes like this — and her ability to ensure they strike a deep resonance — makes the novel an exceptionally powerful read.

As Cates told me at this year's Emerald City Comic Con, his creator - owned series has deep resonance to his life.

But in a quiet room, I had no problem hearing the deep resonance of a large bell being rung against a set of ethereal strings.

«For as long as I can remember the everyday things of black people have had deep resonance for me.

Quilts have a deep resonance in African - American culture.

The romance of labor has a deeper resonance in its reference to Binion's childhood of picking cotton.

Courtesy the artist Lin Yilin is a versatile and internationally significant artist whose work has been marked strongly by his provocative urban interventions — an approach with deep resonance given the increasing attention to the politics of space and insurgent actions in the climate of the Occupy movement.

Between the deep resonance of a bell sounded every 10 minutes (audio art originally created by Robert Farber signifying the rate of AIDS - related deaths in 1991), performance artist Joseph Ravens was followed by an ensemble of five all dressed in bright crimson chanted the words «condom cloud» in a hauntingly Gregorian manner as they paced through the museum carrying with balloons of dark gray inflated condoms above them

The film equally suggests some form of underworld while having deep resonances with our contemporary lives.

The many artifacts of the Angulos» inspired playacting, which has also been collected into a book of photographs by Dan Martensen, acquire a deeper resonance when you consider their therapeutic value.

Recurring themes in her extensive production are the representation of natural forces and their deep resonance with human sensibilities.

In the video above, Buttress describes the first time he handled a beehive: «When I first opened a beehive, I imagined that it would be intimidating or scary, but in effect, the sound you have, this hum, this deep resonance, is incredibly calming and reassuring.

But in a quiet room, I had no problem hearing the deep resonance of a large bell being rung against a set of ethereal strings.

On instrumental tracks, like John Adams» classical piece, «The Chairman Dances,» the bass presence is much more subtle, but still lends a nice bit of deeper resonance to the lower register strings.