Sentences with phrase «eyes of young»

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Because all one needs is a single look into the eyes of this young pup photographed by David Selvage to know that resistance is futile!

Dubbed «Bright Young Things,» the new series recalls London in the 1920s as seen through the eyes of young, bohemian aristocrats, who were actual people that were cleverly culled together by the artist from art historical and literary sources.

For another, Emin will soon turn 50, an age, she says, that puts her firmly «in the harmless category» in the eyes of young artists emerging today.

«The exhibition is therefore an opportunity to see the early paintings of a major figure through the eyes of a young artist who himself has recently emerged as a leading voice of his generation.»

In this last, titled Sarah in the Garage Door he captures the mystery of such dank places in the eyes of a young girl, his daughter who peers uncertainly in from the doorway.

This vision, in discordance with the context, was elaborated under the eyes of the young mothers to whom these acrylic heroines, like doppelgängers, offer a reflexion on their future, a potential alternative.

Looking at London's heritage through the eyes of young people, this project explored how we gather information on places through mapping and colour.

The result allows us to see a familiar landscape anew through the eyes of young European artists.

RiME is a single - player puzzle adventure game about discovery, experienced through the eyes of a young boy who awakens on a mysterious island after shipwrecking off its coast.

The Dreadful Crimes Mission Pack explores the roots of this gruesome fad sweeping London through the eyes of a young connoisseur of detective stories named Artie, who teams up with famous Penny Dreadful journalist Henry Raymond.

The third game from the visionary development team behind Ico and Shadow of the Colossus comes an all new epic tale, told through the eyes of a young boy and his faithful...

Shipwrecked on an island and alone with no guidance, its time to experience this beautiful Mediterranean island through the eyes of a young boy, fearless and inquisitive in a vast an open world filled with dangers.

There is no doubt that we find the little round heads and big eyes of young puppies and kittens irresistible.

Looking through the eyes of a young investor with 40 or more years ahead, I studied every 40 - year period during that time (there were 48 of them).

This colorful picture book playfully explores the similarities and differences between baseball games played in the U.S. and Japan as seen through the eyes of a young boy.

At least there would be nothing misleading then — no meretricious «trinkets» to hold before the eyes of young aspirants.

Canada's coming - of - age is told through the eyes of a young girl born into Toronto's privileged Family Compact ruling class but having to deal with dramatic change in her family and her own heart as she learns about death and loyalty and love.

So putting the spark into the eyes of young future authors means more stories will be told and more readers will buy and enjoy more books.

Meg Medina's work examines through the eyes of young people how cultures intersect.

In the high Altai Mountains of northern Mongolia, the nomadic Tuvan people's ancient way of life collides with the pervasive influence of modernity as seen through the eyes of a young shepherd boy.

The Sound of Gravel shows us the personal side through the eyes of a young, brave girl.

We see this lifestyle through the eyes of young Ruth.

In Jennie Melamed's 2017 novel Gather the Daughters, the author presents a terrifying religious cult through the eyes of the young girls who must endure its oppressive rituals.

At the same time, the novel creates an almost unbearable mystery, a mystery that can only be understood fully in the novel's final pages, in the eyes of young Linda Fallon and the young man who loves her.

Peony's fear about the change that marriage to Leah would bring to her relationship with David: «Could anything be hidden from the foreign eyes of that young girl?

But his eyes are still the eyes of a young man, even after years in the sun, and they are bright as he smiles and jokes.

We see the region through the eyes of young and old - from the inexperienced young woman out hunting «Her First Elk» in an effort to reconnect with her dead father, to the kindly, hardened old men who help her; to the children of a fundamentalist family who meet the same woman many years later as she struggles to maintain her deep - woods lifestyle in the face of chronic illness.

This car is everything I wanted my dream car to be and more, its beautiful and catches the eyes of young and old alike, in a mans world this car gives a lady the power.

My hope, in opening the eyes of the young people here, is that they will start thinking differently about the job.

The project has a positive effect on the status of the subject both in school and in the eyes of the young people.

The slide show gives some information about the Arctic, presented from the eyes of a young polar bear peter.

Really opens the eyes of the young people as they are able to see just how technology has advanced.

Ultimately this film is about loss of innocence as seen through the eyes of a young girl.

The Unknown Girl (Belgium) revisits themes from earlier films — poverty in poor communities, families going paycheck to paycheck, immigrants at the bottom of the social food chain — but views them through the eyes of a young doctor (Adèle Haenel).

Filled with modern vernacular and poppy versions of carols and hymns, this solid animated tale looks to address this by telling the fable through the eyes of a young ass called Bo who winds up in the manger.

This month, we're bringing two essential Criterion editions to the United Kingdom: Andrei Tarkovsky's 1962 debut feature, Ivan's Childhood, a haunting depiction of World War II through the eyes of a young boy; and Delmer Daves's 1957 western...

He remembers his mother (Miranda Richardson), a good, kind woman in the eyes of young Spider (Bradley Hall), and his father (Gabriel Byrne), a tough man with a weakness for drink.

Claire Denis's debut feature, Chocolate (1988), took on the legacy of French colonialism in the West African country of Cameroon through the eyes of a young French woman recalling her childhood growing up in the tensions of race, class and dislocation.

Hey all, we had a great chat with the talent behind The Book Thief, the movie adaptation of Markus Zusak's bestselling novel about World War 2 seen through the eyes of a young German girl.

Peele — better known for his comedy work in Comedy Central's Key & Peele — astutely taps into systemic racism that persists in America through the eyes of a young black man (played by Daniel Kaluuya) whose visit to the family home of his girlfriend (Allison Williams) turns tragic.

Director Toda spoke with us about his debut feature which explores the sexual lives of the disabled through the eyes of a young prostitute.

Take a look at Willie Soke as seen through the eyes of his young friend Thurman Merman in six new animated short films for Bad Santa 2.

As I Open My Eyes depicts the clash between culture and family as seen through the eyes of a young Tunisian woman balancing the traditional expectations of her family with her creative life as the singer in a politically charged rock band.

All comes through the eyes of young actor Griffith as well, a non-annoying kid who provides an acute representation of maturity through voyeurism; learning about strength by seeing what the adults do.

Headlined by another confident and compelling turn from British rising star John Boyega («Attack the Block»), the pic examines life in Watts, Los Angeles, through the eyes of a young aspiring writer searching -LSB-...]

Headlined by another confident and compelling turn from British rising star John Boyega («Attack the Block»), the pic examines life in Watts, Los Angeles, through the eyes of a young aspiring writer searching for something more.

«Lymelife» looks interesting, a film seen through the eyes of a young boy, portrayed by Rory Culkin, and what happens when an outbreak of Lyme disease hits a small town.

She made her directorial and screenwriting debut in 1988 with Chocolat, a lush exploration of colonial life and emotional conflicts in 1950s West Africa as viewed through the eyes of a young French girl.

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