Sentences with phrase «frequently alludes»

I venture that her work frequently alludes to Surrealism in the way it plays with domestic objects: Hamilton's bright red, globular Vulcano Table (2014) on display here seems to me a perfect example.

Cuomo, who frequently alludes to Trump in his speeches, contrasted his style to that of the frontrunner Republican candidate.

The Republican mayor from 1994 through 2001 did not attend Mr. de Blasio's inauguration and is all but whitewashed from the municipal past Mr. de Blasio frequently alludes to, whether it's his beloved police commissioner's first tour of duty (Bill Bratton served under Mr. Giuliani in the 1990s) or the city's eventual turnaround (frequent thanks to his old boss, Mr. Dinkins).

Unfair but, for reasons frequently alluded to in these pages, hardly surprising.

For instance, he frequently alluded to Old Masters including Frans Hals, Anthony van Dyck, and Diego Velázquez in his compositions, but often updated these artistic references through the use of bravura brushwork or subdued tonal washes.

While Stella's paintings were indeed concerned with the purity of abstract visual experience, the titles of his works were often extremely resonant, frequently alluding to specific places («Arundel Castle»), historical figures («Avicenna»), or grand themes («The Marriage of Reason and Squalor»).

My experience up in this neck of the woods vis a vis the appraisal business has left much to be desired vis a vis professionalism, from my point of view, as I have frequently alluded to within past posts to REM.

Not exact matches

However, although some of these artists have alluded to their Christian backgrounds, much of their music falls in line with the glorification of gang culture and unbiblical content with which hiphop and rap is frequently associated.

Although Bush often alludes to scripture, he does not frequently cite chapter and verse this way.

Kishio Suga frequently used wood and stone, alluding to the environment outside the gallery setting.

His artworks are frequently presented as models, architectural mock - ups or theatrical sets, provisional and imperfect, alluding with subtle irony to important political or historical and artistic issues.

The works of Cseke Szilárd often investigate global issues, and questions of identity are frequently brought into collision with themes of migration and personal decision - making, thus alluding to sustainability with the combination of found and recycled objects.

McCarthy's compositions are frequently complimented by text that alludes to her long history in the street art community and her central role in the Mission School, a group of artists working in the Mission District of San Francisco in the early 1990's.

Whilst they are seemingly devoid of a human presence, there remains a subtle anthropometric quality to his compositions; the dimensions frequently relate to the proportions of the body, and his use of elements such as light, heat and mirrored surfaces — made using automotive spray paint on aluminium sheets — allude to, or reflect, the figure.

Scale is frequently arbitrary and non-perspectival, and differences between the characters seem to allude to different time zones or planes of existence.

Capturing sites at long range, Paglen produces images that are frequently blurred or painterly in effect, alluding to art historical forbears concerned with the breakdown of representation, such as J.M.W. Turner and Gerhard Richter.

i alluded to this idea frequently in discussions, the «tunneling» phenomena in some non-linear systems, but had nowhere to send people except things like Hirsch, Smale, Differential Equations, Dynamical Systems, and Linear Algebra, ISBN 0 -12-349550-4, 1974.

As to authors, I am contacted, not frequently but every now and again by authors frustrated by their dealings with professional publishers, in order to discuss how to manage or rather avoid the sort of treatment to which you allude.

But if your interviewer doesn't allude to work - life balance being a priority, you may need to think about just how much you'll have to put into the role; do you want to be frequently working long hours that you aren't necessarily being paid for?