Sentences with phrase «emotional territory of»

In a major, new mixed media installation complemented by a series of recent paintings, Toronto artist Nicole Collins delves into the emotional territory of loss as she explores the human struggle between grief and acceptance, gravity and grace.

Furthest Boundless: In a major, new mixed media installation complemented by a series of recent paintings, Toronto artist Nicole Collins delves into the emotional territory of loss as she explores the human struggle between grief and acceptance, gravity and grace.

The use of paint, in turn, enables me to gain a metaphorical sense of the emotional territory of the subject.

Instead, the film principally navigates the more familiar emotional territory of dewy - eyed marital decline, as Elbe's comparably free - spirited wife Gerda learns to let go.

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What's less talked about is the emotional journey, which means that a lot of us are stepping off the map, and heading into uncharted territory.

Dido's emotional territory used to be the yearnings of the single heart for the love that is worth sticking around for.

By meeting your physical, emotional and spiritual needs, I will bring a sense of security during the journey through unknown territory.

After an emotional and tense debate, member states decided by consensus to leave the question of the disputed territory of Western Sahara for another day, and resolve it with Morocco «back...

But instead, the median emotional resonance of words falls well into positive territory for every corpus from every language tested.

Their interaction covers a lot of mental territory, including recalling autobiographical memories and semantic information (the president's birthday, for example), thinking about or planning the future, imagining new events, inferring the mental states of others, reasoning about moral dilemmas, reading fiction, self - reflecting, and appraising social and emotional information.

Navigating an illness in familiar territory can be difficult; doing so in a developing country with an unfamiliar system and without the emotional support of friends and family has been an exceptionally lonely experience.

And Edie Falco, as the leader of a volunteer group that helps locate missing children, gives a grave, supremely controlled performance — a fine example of an actress» cutting into deep emotional territory without «showing» emotion at all.

Both are dwelling in uncomfortable emotional territory and neither really wants to give back much to the audience to relieve them of what they might be feeling.

Unafraid to shine a light on humanity in all of its depravity and darkness she has navigated complex and murky emotional territory with fearlessness and aplomb for over two decades.

The monster - of - the - week unfolds with an intriguing and classy air, thanks to David Duchovny's deadpan skepticism, while Gillian Anderson elevates a subplot involving her mother to emotional heights, but the mixing of supernatural and sentiment isn't as smooth as it needs to be to make this reboot feel like more than a rehash of old territory.

All of this is fertile emotional and political territory to explore, but A United Kingdom is not up to the task.

Still, the movie doesn't seem to explore any new territory for Anderson, and it ever really reaches the poignancy or oblique emotional power of his earlier films.

Experiencing their car journey through the eyes of 10 - year - old Lucia (Ahumada), we head from Santiago to remote northern territory, and while the dramatic content is taxingly minimal, the cinematography by Bárbara Álvarez (The Headless Woman) is full of emotional clues.

Although it's the third film in as many years about astronauts in distress, «The Martian» is a smart, captivating and humorous adaptation of Andy Weir's bestselling novel that covers very different narrative and emotional territory than «Gravity» and «Interstellar.»

Every single one of us should be praising the complexity with which Dee fights against and humanizes Scott's movin» - on - up reductivism (that slapping scene, a scorching evocation of a mother marking her territory and asserting her right to be heard, is of a volatile emotional tenor only Tilda Swinton comes close to achieving), but the almost racist rumblings echoing from certain circles suggest that Dee's miniscule screen time is not just a point of contention but a point of active resentment (must be all those size queens rallying behind Blanchett), and may work against her and the traction she picked up since her SAG victory.

She tackles such an challenge with the skill of an emotional heavyweight, taking her emotion into unbelievable territory, where her tears and trembling voice are so raw that the audience has nothing to assume that Hathaway has either gone wackadoo, or is showing again that she is a great actress.

The problem with Shampoo's emotional ending is that 1968 L.A. is not the territory of McCabe & Mrs. Miller.

What's less talked about is the emotional journey, which means that a lot of us are stepping off the map, and heading into uncharted territory.

Cats claw for a few reasons, to maintain the health of the claw and remove the sheath, to mark their territory, for exercise and to relieve stress or release emotional energy.

Neely writes, «The difference and experience of these current paintings is that I forage emotional territory where extreme fear and joy join forces and become intimates.

«Louise Bourgeois is definitely the mother of us,» says Petah Coyne, referring to sculptors like herself who work in emotional territory.

Throckmorton posits that Brown's use of domestic imagery and her depiction of emotional scenarios reflect the new aesthetic territory validated by women artists in the 1960s and 1970s, but notes that the artist was an exemplar of feminism rather than a follower.

The new body of work investigates abstraction, decoration and image - making within a limited number of formal moves, whose stripped down combinations, repetitions, and re / de-constructions nudge the classic abstract expressionist formalism of «push and pull» from formal play into more conceptual and emotional territory.

Australia's national educational goals for the 21st century, as well as curriculum frameworks for each state and territory, recognise the importance of children achieving positive outcomes that relate directly to the skills of social and emotional learning.

Emotional affairs have several hallmarks, some of which follow: Secrecy - If you try to hide your feelings or your interactions with someone from your partner, you may be in the territory of an emotionaEmotional affairs have several hallmarks, some of which follow: Secrecy - If you try to hide your feelings or your interactions with someone from your partner, you may be in the territory of an emotionalemotional affair.

Parties cross boundaries of emotional intimacy, sharing intimate information with a friend that is usually appropriately the exclusive territory of a husband or wife.