Sentences with phrase «fragile nature»

Sally Field makes a welcome appearance in a performance that shows off her range, as she wonderfully portrays both the steely and mentally fragile nature of Mary Todd.

I hope to raise questions about these changes, the ephemeral and fragile nature in which we now obtain knowledge, and the future of books.»

Cynthia Nixon is a revelation here as James» mom, Gail White and compliments Abbott's characters fragile nature.

However, this image of British supremacy masks the realities and the often fragile nature of British power at a time when events elsewhere, such as the Boer war, prompted questions about the purpose and nature of British imperial rule.

Aggressive supportive care for sick individuals is required, as their small body size and fragile nature makes succumbing to illness a common occurrence.

The surreal, almost grotesque distortion in Untitled (2008) evokes the startlingly fragile nature of flesh and bone.

My proven organizational skills and track record of packing and shipping various merchandise of fragile nature without a single breakage augment my profile further, giving me an edge over other applicants.

For Hirst, these butterflies represent the complex and fragile nature of life and death and the inherent beauty within both.

The prospect of losing Rusal material as well sent prices stratospheric, revealing both the fragile nature of the alumina supply chain and its dysfunctional pricing model.

The fragile nature of the Liberal - National alliance has been exposed by the contentious stop and search legislation.

Sales of the startup's eggless mayo boomed during 2015's avian bird flu epidemic — an incident that revealed much about the fragile nature of Earth's reliance on animals for food.

But the episode brings new attention to the fragile nature of popular software programs, and the way in which they are exploited by spy agencies and others.

«But the priority shifted five years ago where everything became about managing the economy and ensuring that the fragile nature of it was going to be nurtured.»

Given the fragile nature of price expectations and the importance of getting actual inflation back towards 2 1/2 per cent relatively quickly to reinforce the stability of price expectations, the response of policy, even with the benefit of hindsight, seems about right (Graph 3).

In a press release issued on December 8th, the Minister of State for Finance Kevin Sorenson argued that now is not the time to consider provincial proposals to enhance the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), given the fragile nature of the current economic recovery.

Given the fragile nature of most startups, a better understanding of who the customers will be, what problem you will solve for them and how they will buy your product are outcomes that appeal to entrepreneurs.

By confronting theory with empirical facts, this book for practitioners, researchers and advanced students provides a fresh, new, and often surprising perspective on topics as diverse as optimal trading, price impact, the fragile nature of liquidity, and even the reasons why people trade at all.

Given the credit crisis and the fragile nature of the recovery, specific opportunity, particularly in the areas of real estate and corporate debt, await the keen investor.

THE INCONSISTENCY AND FRAGILE NATURE OF WENGERS TEAM WILL NOT DELIVER ANY SUCCESS, FOR SURE AND HE IS PARTLY TO BLAME FOR THIS EVERYTIME THEY DO BADLY ON THE PITCH.

Given the fragile nature of many of the most beneficial components of colostrum, if it is something you want to try, know that fresh and raw is best.

However, due to the fragile nature of carpets very few examples have survived.

«The fragile nature of the Trucolor takes things even further, with the light subtly shifting from red to blue over single shots, creating a hallucinatory otherworldly effect that deepens every Bill Elliott plea, Bible in hand.

That weird tension between the physical intimacy and the spaceship and the fragile nature of the industrial quality of it, and then the cosmic scale of where it's going.

The opportunity to make a comment on tribalism or wartime occupation or the fragile nature of peace are all outside the reach of this cartoonish film.

His fragile nature is laid bare and, as in Hook, Jumanji and What Dreams May Come, memories play a key part in bringing the character both sorrow and joy.

Following the Brexit vote and terrorist attacks in Manchester and London, the incidence of hate crimes in the UK has risen significantly, highlighting the fragile nature of our democracy.

The performance of the emerging market fund in particular highlights the fragile nature of these minimum volatility funds.

If you are not prepared for this and unwilling to adapt to consider the fragile nature and sometimes stubbornness the breed can show, save yourself and your dog much unhappiness and look at another breed.

Because of their fragile nature, all of our exotics need to have a current exam by one of our veterinarians before boarding.

Because of the fragile nature of kittens, the kitten nursery has many sanitation procedures in place to protect their health.

Pelican Cayes — Within SWCMR, the Pelican Cayes have been identified as of particular importance, in recognition of the unique and fragile nature, and for the diversity of marine organisms occurring in the sub — tidal mangrove communities of the Pelican Range — unparalleled in the Caribbean.

Gain an appreciation of not only the beauty but also the fragile nature of the undersea world, and what you must do to protect it.

The ocean deck allows panoramic viewing of the fragile nature that surrounds the accommodation.

Due to the fragile nature of the artifacts within, only guides authorized by the Department of Archeology can access the ATM Cave.

At that moment, the mirror image distorts and disappears, revealing the illusory and fragile nature of its medium.

Exploring the relationship between weight and the fragile nature of the starting material Little Emperor asks us to look again at what, at first, seems a familiar shape.

The fragile nature of the works stem not solely from the thinness of the material she employs but from the quality of the mark making.

The works in Radical Drawings touch upon the fragile nature of communication.

While the work may be perceived as tough on the one hand, simply because its immediate subject matter is death — it is in fact about beauty, continuity, reconciliation and the resilience of being; because of and in spite of the fragile nature of the body.

Never compromising on the development of her own style, Elisabeth Frink ignored the commercial fashions throughout her career, creating works that combine the fragile nature of humanity with its power.

Due to their fragile nature, the works on paper in the collection (paintings on paper, drawings, prints, etc.) can only be exhibited on a limited basis.

Sometimes blurred, they remind the viewer of the fragile nature of memories.

The gentle nude lies limp under pierced arrows... the artist uses porcelain and gold delicately to illustrate the fragile nature of the saintly story.

Williams explains that through his paintings and drawings, he hopes to illustrate the fragile nature of life, purity, and culture.

As the clay dries, cracks develop, exposing the fragile nature of the structural systems.

This time, the butterfly-esque figure symbolizing the fragile nature of the past, in its cyclical movement, at once thunderously disappears and at the same time is born again in a soft glide.

The French word «éphémère» also translates as «ephemeral» or «temporary», and in documenting the brief lives of these insects belonging to the Ephemeroptera group, the artist will poignantly draw a parallel between the fragile nature of the insects and that of human life.