Sentences with phrase «echo of construction»

You may hear the faint echo of construction in the distance when opening a window, or you could see some construction when driving through nearby neighborhoods.

Not exact matches

The overt artifice of Maine's verbal construction» its reverse wind - up, verbal anachronisms, internal echoes and symmetries» suggests order and intention, but the story itself speaks of missteps, loss, and regret: the inescapable product of human will and the heritage, Maine implies, of our exiled state.

We shall argue later that the explanation for these phenomena is that the saying is a Markan construction, modeled on the saying now found in 13:30 and deliberately echoing the last part of 8.38, but with variations from botrh of these sayings which can be accounted for in terms of the Markan style and of the specific use Mark intends to make of the saying as a promise tro a church facing the possibility of persecution.

«We recognise that just as all truth rests in the Word of God, through whom all things were made and through Whom all thing will come to their completion, so too the construction of a true human ecology can only be achieved in relationship to the Word -LSB-...] we can see and sense the echoing of that eternally spoken Word in so much of the created world around us -LSB-... which Word is] expressed in all those actions and events which make up the history of salvation -LSB-...] we recognise most centrally that this eternal Word of God, in whom all things makes sense, finds flesh in the person of Jesus of Nazareth who then becomes its fullest expression and true presence in the world -LSB-...] the centre of true human ecology is the person of Christ.»

Tommy Holder, CEO of Holder Construction and Managing Member of the HHRM, Joint Venture echoed Cannon's comments.

The coloring and construction of One echos that.

The governor again echoed complaints from building trade unions that the mayor's plan would not obligate developers to pay prevailing wages to construction workers, wages Mr. de Blasio and the Real Estate Board of New York would be too expensive and would make large scale affordable housing construction unfeasible.

Recently the UK Contractors Group made the point that implementation of Part L should link with the work of the Green Construction Board on low carbon build and we would echo that,» continued Blythe.

Karen Ward, of SkillsUSA, a national organization that supports construction, automotive, and other career programs in high schools and postsecondary schools, echoes that point.

The paintings function like environments of color whose construction, taller than wide, echoes our own.

The process of disintegration and construction echoes that of the transplantation of new buildings into developing neighborhoods, causing an alienating effect.

The totemic figure Trefoil is made out of pinecones and jacaranda logs, joined together by a tongue and groove construction that echoes the surface of the pinecones, breaking the branch down to its elemental particles.

A work echoes its own process of construction.

A series of three sculptures installed on rooftops close to the High Line resembling the skeletal framework behind advertising billboards, echoing existing billboards and buildings in partial states of construction.

Here, the loping gait of the man echoes the lopsided shape of the wood construction.

South's paper constructions have a faint echo of the stylistic rendering of objects and figures in Philip Guston's paintings from his «cartoon» phase, which is also brought to mind by Floor / Ceiling's illumination by bare, hanging light bulbs, with the naked bulb a frequent motif in many of Guston's works.

The narrative in some ways echoes that of the film Construction of One (2016), projected in the adjacent room at the CAC.

Conceived as a artwork in itself, Uraniborg transforms the museum's exhibition galleries in a way that echoes the panoptic constructions studied by Foucault and destabilizes viewers by blurring their spatial and temporal points of reference.

The group exhibition «Tomorrow in the Battle Think on Me» is built in a collage of ideas, artworks and emotions, echoing the novel of the same name by Spanish writer Javier Marías, is not developed around the novel's plot, but is concerned rather with its construction, most notably in the recurring appearance of the lines, taken from Shakespeare's «Richard III», deformed and reassembled to become a ritornello.

Little red squares, echoing Malevich, dance in Max Bill's 1945 - 51 Simultaneous Construction of Two Progressive Systems (what a killjoy title for such an energised painting).

Composed of cast aluminum, wood, and cut steel, Zenjail's design echoes the form of a Japanese - style construction and the contemplative spaces found within them.

I am not sure, however, that any of these works really presented anything new about sculpture, but rather echoed methodologies and approaches found in the work of others (whether it be the soft sculptures of Claes Oldenburg and Patty Mucha; the sound suits of Nick Cave; the eerie paper constructions of Thomas Demand; or hell, even the earlier cubes of Larry Bell to name just a few that came to mind as I roamed the Whitney).

The history of the piece echoing the deep family connection that has gone into the construction of this home.