Sentences with phrase «feeling of decay»

That feeling of decay is Americana under siege and seething, bursting at its seams with malcontents in black leather (vampires or otherwise) and at war with the only marginally less appalling authority figures.

The feeling of decay and darkness is assisted by an excellent black level.

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The price which the modern world has paid for the liberation of the French Revolution has been the decay of those organic forms of life which enabled men to live in direct relation with one another and which gave men security, connection, and a feeling of being at home in the - world.

The rise in narcotics addiction in recent years, particularly among young people, is in large measure a result of the prevalent decay of purpose, the loss of stable values, and the feelings of personal estrangement, loneliness, hopelessness, and meaninglessness which characterize the present age.

What he craves is to be consoled in his very powerlessness, to feel that the spirit of the universe recognizes and secures him, all decaying and failing as he is.

The fat soluble vitamins have a lot to do with preventing decay, and I strongly feel that the role of fat soluble vitamins has been largely ignored.

I get the feeling that a lot of dentists don't even acknowledge the connection between diet and tooth decay at all, besides sweets.

They feel only the weak force responsible for radioactive decay and the weaker force of gravity, so they can begin to cluster under the action of gravity earlier than ordinary matter.

Feel free to share this article with your friends and family so they can learn more the real cause of tooth decay and begin their journey to a better smile.

I feel that the decay at least slowed down when we were doing FCLO, and Dr. Christopher's Tooth Powder, plus following as much of the Cure Tooth Decay diet as possdecay at least slowed down when we were doing FCLO, and Dr. Christopher's Tooth Powder, plus following as much of the Cure Tooth Decay diet as possDecay diet as possible.

I prefer the texture of the Sephora Collection corrector as I find that it had less creasing and didn't emphasize fine lines while the Urban Decay Naked Skin Color Correcting Fluid has about the same amount of coverage to the Sephora one, feels really creamy and looks fantastic, really brighten up the eyes, but if I'm not careful, it will emphasizes every single fine line under my eyes.

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Makeup setting sprays and mists seem to be everywhere at the moment and are proving really popular and effective in the beauty world, I do actually have a couple of drugstore sprays and really like them but I was still lusting after the ever so popular Urban Decay All Nighter Makeup Setting Spray, so I decided to treat myself and buy the travel size version from Feel Unique just so I could give a whirl before committing to the full size bottle, and after using this setting spray for a while now I thought I'd finally review it for you all today!

Lots of inspiration, yes, but we're also very happy that we still feel like the State of Decay experience is fairly unique within the industry.»

This struggle to make a life for yourself in a dying world is State of Decay 2's core gameplay loop, and it feels as addictive to play as ever, now with the added bonus of a faster, flashier game engine to play it in.

The images of the decaying fishing boats, whale skeleton and church ruins provide powerful symbols of a great and glorious culture that now feels like a relic of the past.

There are a few good action sequences to keep things interesting, including a nifty bit in which Lara finds herself dangling from the decaying remains of a crashed bomber straddling a raging waterfall, but by the time the film is deep into its second hour, the overall lack of intrigue and charm makes it feel like a long, heavy slog to the end credits.

State of Decay 2 sometimes feels like a far - too - real representation of the mundane reality that comes with surviving a zombie apocalypse.

The impact of summer learning decay is felt largely in mathematics, setting some students up for failure once they go back to school in September.

Now the problem, it feels to me as if the car is down on power, it seems to be a bit reluctant to accelerate at anything over than a leisurely pace lower down the rev range, and even when the revs pick up it doesn't feel like it once did, I appreciate that it isn't going to drive like new after 157k miles, but this power loss seemed to happen over a fairly short period of time, rather than a gradual decay.

I've mixed feelings about this: A lack of purchases will ultimately decay earnings, but I'm far more concerned Asta don't overpay or overreach on purchases.

It is interesting then that State of Decay 2, a sequel to the 2013 original which was released at the height of the zombie survival craze, can somehow feel like a breath of fresh air.

Platform: Xbox 360 Developer: Undead Labs Publisher: Microsoft Genre: Survival Horror Platform Played: Xbox 360 State of Decay is able to make you feel weak, overwhelmed and completely out of your element.

Whilst Telltale Games may have captured the drama of The Walking Dead in their point and click series, no game serves up that survival feeling quite like State of Decay.

Where the original State of Decay felt like a surprisingly deep budget game that was riddled with glaring technical issues, State of Decay 2 resembles something much closer to a AAA game.

When I was playing the original State of Decay, there was one resounding feeling I had about it.

I wonder if low sales from Microsoft's three big games of the year (Sea Of Thieves, State Of Decay 2, and Crackdown 3) will change how retailers feel about Xbox Game Pasof the year (Sea Of Thieves, State Of Decay 2, and Crackdown 3) will change how retailers feel about Xbox Game PasOf Thieves, State Of Decay 2, and Crackdown 3) will change how retailers feel about Xbox Game PasOf Decay 2, and Crackdown 3) will change how retailers feel about Xbox Game Pass.

It's a feeling aided by the haunting environmental design; the decaying ruins of abandoned military installations and decimated cityscapes perfectly compliment the horror-esque vibe.

«The science [of decay] itself can be quiet cold and clinical, detached and objective, so we found we needed to translate the details of scientific observations into experiences that could be felt,» the artists explain.

As in Sunflowers, 1990 — 91, she chose to paint the flowers in a state of decay, reinforcing her desire for the work to «convey the feeling of a dying sunflower.»

In his universe, however, man's presence is felt as creeping urban decay, reducing every view to an undifferentiated wasteland of toxic rubble.

Each image calls forth a feeling of industrial decay and nature's triumph over it.

Parla brings beauty to ruggedness and decay, and a language of his very own to what he sees and feels around him.

As an exhibition opens at Tate Britain, Frances Stonor Saunders traces how the aesthetics of decay and dilapidation have been recast by artists to reflect our most profound feelings

Her large - scale triptych of light boxes showed images of decaying architecture and empty interiors with broken fans and ripped out sockets that resonated with the feelings of loss and displacement.

Dualistic in imagery, concept and process, Liz Young's artwork investigates themes that evoke feelings of loss and an acknowledgement of the inevitability of nature, its beauty and decay.

Born in 1927, emerging within the world of Abstract Expressionism but not of it, Dodd takes an abstract feeling for paint and applies it to representing the life around her homes in New York and Maine with its growth and decay, its changing light.

Since the early 1990s, Scottish artist Ken Currie has been known for his closely observed and often unsettling portrayal of the body, depicting the damage inflicted by war and conflict, illness and decay as a response to what he felt was the sickness of contemporary society.

Quinn and Bradlee had to battle years and years of decay and animal damage, but chose to keep the home's 30's feel and look.