Sentences with phrase «essence of that moment in time»

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So the moment Man appears on the stage of cosmic history, sin is possible for the very first time because, in essence, sin is the misuse of our freedom.

The essence of it is to make time, every day, and follow through — no matter what, a time to set aside preoccupations with past and future, worries and wishes, and simply be in the present moment.

GIF files) by Gusaf Mantel distills the essence of a cinematic moment into a living, breathing «movie still» — an indelible moment preserved in time.

Mitchell captures the essence of 1982 Britain, from the high unemployment, Cold - War politics, and the Falklands war, down to the tiniest breakfast cereal detail, but he doesn't just capture an era, he also portrays that moment in time when a child becomes a teenager.

Using the camera lens as an extension of her eye and body, Friedman strives for a heightened sense of subjectivity, distilling individual moments in time down to their emotional essence.

It is here when «Time» becomes the essence in Denzler's work, focusing in the diffraction of the images in an attempt to catch the ephemerality of a single moment in such a way that can remind us of paused picture frame from VHS reels.

There has been so much talk and so little action in this moment in history when time appears to be of the essence.

This is the essence of a resume — a snapshot of your nuanced contributions in a particular space and time as woven into the particular fabric of a particular target industry / company / position's needs «at that moment.»