Sentences with phrase «emotional space as»

killed any hope of my ever being reconciled to them... the only thing I would add to this, David, is: «Invade their personal and emotional space as often as possible, and pour salt into their jagged open wounds» as a couple seem to be doing here, and many more are doing so on Facebook... heaven forbid they should just let you have some space to yourself and others who have the same experience, and not harrass you even there...

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Liz Elam, founder of Link Coworking in Austin and an organizer of the upcoming Global Coworking Uncoference Conference, who also wrote the CNBC piece, expanded on the networking benefits of spaces like hers when we got in touch, noting that interactions with fellow coworking members often go beyond what we traditionally think of as networking to encompass emotional «support.»

The moment you introduce your older child to your new baby will already be an emotional one, and allowing for space to get your bearings as a parent to more than one child will help you all feel centered and ready to say hello.

If you hold this space long enough, you might find your emotional child melting into your arms rather than your angry child, retreating to their room feeling upset and confused, blaming YOU and your reaction to their upset as the cause of their angst.

Espaillat added: «Bruce's Garden has been a valued space in our community for over 40 years, and holds special emotional resonance as a memorial.

These are largely based on reports of subjective emotional experiences and the temporal relationships between different reported states, and suggest that these states can be represented as locations in two - or three - dimensional space (figure 1).

So if you can clear more space in the physical environment, it often helps open up emotional space in your life as well.

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Thinking of getting rid off the thing as it just spoiled the good emotional space I was in

Many Teens View Social Media and Text Messaging as a Space for Connection, Emotional Support — and Occasional Jealousy — in the Context of Their I married my Twitter crush - social media is the best dating agency going

Many Teens View Social Media and Text Messaging as a Space for Connection, Emotional Support — and Occasional Jealousy — in the Context of Their

Corbijn isn't making a stereotypical Hollywood thriller, with the stakes spelled out in neon and the loud fight scenes spaced every few minutes, but he doesn't seem to realize there is such a thing as being too vague, and in his efforts to make some kind of art - house / thriller hybrid, he goes too far the other direction and creates a nicely rendered film with no emotional hook.

Stanley Kubrick shuns common narrative crutches such as voice - over narration or back - glancing exposition in favor of a strict antiseptic license that necessarily utilizes classical music from the likes of Johann Strauss to serve as an inner - connecting emotional aural fabric upon which the filmmaker balances mesmerizing outer - space sequences that have been copied ad nauseam ever since.

He has rapidly emerged as simply one of the most exciting filmmakers working today, over the space of a mere three harrowing, excoriating but unquestionably brilliant films that tackle adult subjects with unflinching humanism, even as they utterly refuse to compromise in their depictions of emotional and physical brutality — qualities that make him peculiarly suited to tackling something as potentially explosive as a slavery drama.

Propinquity in the film becomes a matter of not only occupying the same visual space within a frame, a hurdle we've gone over by now, but also of emotional and behavioral correspondences that caress one another as locations change and scenes elide into other scenes.

The production also holds a powerful message about the fragility of our planet as these men describe the emotional impact of viewing a relatively tiny Earth hanging in the immensity of space.

The fluidity is still there in the supposedly «classical» In the Mood for Love, as is the merging of emotional and physical (meaning urban) space.

According to research from New Zealand and Australian academics, published in the Asia - Pacific Journal of Teacher Education, a staffroom not only functions as a physical space, but also a social, cultural and emotional space for its occupants (Hunter, Rossi, Tinning, Flanagan & Macdonald, 2011).

As adults, we tend to have a trigger - quick reaction when worried; in order to be most helpful and effective, we need to understand the emotional space the adolescents are occupying and start there.

Finding a wellness - accountability buddy — a peer who agrees to support and keep you accountable to your wellness goals — or using a professional learning community as a space to check in with other teachers are also ways to get that support, offers Alex Shevrin, a former school leader and teacher at Centerpoint School, a trauma - informed high school in Vermont that institutes school - wide practices aimed at addressing students» underlying emotional needs.

For example, classroom conditions such as teacher expectations, availability of learning supports, and safety affect student self - confidence, mindset, and performance.69 Optimal school and classroom settings create safe spaces for social and emotional learning, and in turn, effective SEL programs establish caring learning environments and improve classroom management and teaching.

I've spent most of the last ten years writing for advertising and marketing, which is a terrific training ground for a novelist: you need to pack the maximum emotional wallop into the minimum space, and you learn to view writing as work that can be improved, rather than as your - heart - ripped - bleeding - and - perfect - from - your - chest.

As both an adopter and a rescuer I see so many positives for truly homeless pets such as having more time in shelter and greater chance of being rescued if I'll surrenders aren't taking up kennel space, in addition to the financial and emotional benefits to dedicated pet parentAs both an adopter and a rescuer I see so many positives for truly homeless pets such as having more time in shelter and greater chance of being rescued if I'll surrenders aren't taking up kennel space, in addition to the financial and emotional benefits to dedicated pet parentas having more time in shelter and greater chance of being rescued if I'll surrenders aren't taking up kennel space, in addition to the financial and emotional benefits to dedicated pet parents.

The Studio Wall Drawings map Tyson's experience of daily existence, as a space to consider universal questions, and to record deeply personal moments, charting, in Tyson's words, «a kind of emotional headline of the day.»

Taking a variety of geometries as a starting point for an investigation of space, place and reflexive architecture, the works in according to a given mean explore the ways in which mathematical principles of spatial organisation — ultimately foreign to the body — are able to evoke states of being or mind and provoke emotional responses through purely objective means.

Tied together by an unbroken horizon, the landscapes offer a humbling look into the vastness of the lake and draw the viewer toward an emotional engagement with light, color and space, as well as questions of human significance.

His work involved the alteration of the environment and repeated geometric forms, and he came to see sculpture and space as interdependent carriers of deep philosophical and emotional meanings.

Project space that gravitates toward visual and performing art that does not suppress emotional intensity and we encourage more contemporary artists to embrace the personal as political.

Thompson's work features personal interpretations of invisible worlds, such as sound and space, through vibrant colors and energetic lines, embodying what the gallery refers to as «an emotional understanding of complex concepts through expressive, rhythmic mark - making.»

Probably best known for her paintings of lines and grids using understated colors, Martin's work has been hailed as «pure abstraction, in which space, metaphysics, and internal emotional states are explored through painting, drawing and printmaking.»

Much as these great masters of the past shared the use of pure color as a resource for describing light and space, Mobilia artists too have redefined vivid color and form as a vehicle to project a mood or an emotional response.

Brought together by co-curators Olivia Domingos and David John Scarborough, this group show delves into the physical, social and emotional experiences that appear to have become part and parcel of what it means to «shape - up» — whilst harking back to the former use of Turf's Keeley Road exhibition space as the fitness shop Workout World.

Drawing from architecture, Crain's work negotiates the conditions of a given or perceived space, often referring to the environment of the exhibition itself, as well as to the emotional associations to moments and memories of elapsed experience.

Filling all of Camden Arts Centre's galleries, the exhibition demonstrates Collins» ability to convey the emotional registers of space — across interiors, places of itinerancy and temporary inhabitation, sites of political significance as well as journeys into imaginative or unconscious realms.

Gallery Bruno Bischofberger in Zürich, Acquavella Galleries in New York, Sotheby's Galleries in New York and London as well as off spaces such as photographer Richard Avedon's former studio, a warehouse on Hudson Street in Manhattan, the historic Germania Bank Building on the Bowery — to name just a few — have all been temporary homes to his unique form of creating visual and emotional experiences in form of art exhibitions.

His use of blown glass is an effort to explore materials that allow for both an aesthetic and emotional experience to create a piece that's sinister and somehow active while remaining functionally inert; he cites seeking out images of parasites and viruses as part of his research process for this piece, inspired by their ability to alter the space and living bodies around them without ever fully revealing themselves.

A political allegory that wanders into the surreal, the piece is a collective experience for actors and audiences alike as they take part in an endurance - testing performance drama that travels through the Bath's heated rooms and interior spaces, each conveying a shift in physical sensation and emotional atmosphere.

Over the past decade, Beloufa has worked in video, sculpture, and installation, composing digital and physical spaces reinforced by mechanical and emotional vulnerability, complicating the viewer's trust in the screen as a medium for generative information and culture.

The emotional charge of these paintings, some quite physically imposing because of their size, colors, subject matter and complexity of space, results, he says, from his willingness to abandon what he now sees as the distancing effects of his earlier storytelling, and to turn to details from his past.

The oceans overcome me with the drama of an emotional sea; she soaks in her salt sea that stings her every cell as it fills her with musical compositions, the ocean of enormity fills her empty spaces, pulling and pushing against the vast skyscrapers and land line horizons raising a mural of life: reality of life — «the gentilepainter».

There is something about drawings on paper that speak directly and intimately to the artist's hand, and so the emotional cues are at odds with the conceptual framework, and this creates a huge space for becoming interested not only in the project as a whole but in each individual drawing as its own spark.

The work focuses on the emotional as well as physical aspects of the figures of Adam and Eve, the pictorial space they inhabit, and reflects on underlying conflicts between individuality and conformity.

As my previous body of work involved the emotional dynamic between 2/3 people in any given space I decided that the most powerful image here which also moved the Nude genre of painting further, was to paint live in strip clubs with the visual presence of the patron, the male, the male gaze included in the dynamic of each painting.

As the artist describes, her paintings engage with the question of «how space — specifically landscape — is understood as a concept, a physical site, and as an emotional experience.&raquAs the artist describes, her paintings engage with the question of «how space — specifically landscape — is understood as a concept, a physical site, and as an emotional experience.&raquas a concept, a physical site, and as an emotional experience.&raquas an emotional experience.»

Other artists haven't fared as well, their works either compromised by the space (Rachel Whiteread's Embankment, stacks of cast cardboard boxes that lacked the emotional punch a smaller space would have provided) or flawed by choosing to square up to its epic scale.

Martin's work is recognized as pure abstraction, in which space, metaphysics and internal emotional states are explored through painting, drawing and printmaking.

«Believing in art as a means to form connections, [Nara] leaves open a space for a variety of different readings and emotional responses, ranging from catharsis to political defiance and hope.»

Yoga puts you back in your body and really in an intimate space with yourself, and Yoga Refuge just feels really like a safe place... At Yoga Refuge its about the emotional and philosophical practice of yoga as well as the body practice, so I don't feel like there's an expectation on my personal abilities.

And, while it's easy to concentrate on the environmental benefits of working from home, the mental and emotional ones are sometimes just as important, which is while it's important to carefully consider a space in which you can comfortably, productively work (and not just an empty closet you don't have anything else to do with).

In August of last year, Deepa Mattoo started a new role as legal director of the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic in Toronto — a busy space with a small staff at College and Bathurst Streets in Toronto that helps women who have experienced violence seek legal and emotional support.