Sentences with phrase «deep rumination»

The girl is Nasia (Candace Evanofski), already rabidly boy - crazy though barely a teen, and she is prone to deep rumination about not just the cute young guys in her working - class North Carolina town but about everyone else as well: «The grown - ups in my town, they were never kids like me and my friends.»

The film just doesn't demonstrate the same level of insight when it leaves the office environment; for the Sprecher sisters, perhaps owing to their long - time fallback occupations of temp workers, the office and the peculiarities of workspace are the headwaters for life's deeper ruminations.

The ten steps to self - publishing success are now at the very front of the book, and the deeper ruminations on the business landscape and so on are further back in the text.

Not exact matches

Paulos manages to get deep while keeping the tone light by mixing personal anecdotes and asides with key concepts: It's a rumination on numeration.

In his public proclamations, his theorizing, and his religious ruminations, he cast a piercing gaze on existing formulations, rejected existing ideas, and freely redefined terms — space and time, pacifism, God — in search of deeper meanings.

The initial premise is interesting enough, but of course it's all a metaphor for Swanberg's rumination on marriage — how the deeper you dig in any relationship, the more trouble you're bound to find.

The film serves as a middling rumination on the state of the avant - garde and the deep wish of everyone, from the commercial to the fringe, to find some sort of affirmation.

Bill Condon's elderly Sherlock Holmes caper could have been simply a fun exercise in casting, but instead offers a surprisingly deep and gentle rumination on ageing.