Sentences with phrase «from wildness»

Wu Tsang, Production still from WILDNESS, 2012 (in progress), high - definition video, color, sound.

I was recovering from the wildness that is childbirth.

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[27] Chesterton, The Wildness of Domesticity, quoted from Brave New Family ed.

Understanding form itself as a means of grace challenges us to take another look at the sometimes forbidding wildness of the arts, to open the doors of our churches not only to obviously useful and «religious» art, but to unpredictable forms, forms that exist apart from any question of usefulness.

Dufner and his playing partner, Jim Furyk, are known as two of the best ball strikers in the game — they keep it in between the trees from tee - to - green, avoiding the wildness and adventures that so often plague Phil and Tiger.

The next group of potential impact starters who have yet to pitch regularly in a rotation includes Karsay, 25, who has recovered from elbow surgery; Park, 23, who is taming his tendency toward wildness; and Carl Pavano, 21, a Red Sox prospect whom one scout calls «maybe the best pitcher in baseball on his way up.»

Men: With a significant drop in energy from the week before, your woman is no longer in the mood for your wildness.

Szifrón has taken some influence from Pedro Almodóvar (who in fact co-produces the movie), perhaps something from the Dionysiac wildness of Emir Kusturica and even the tensions of Spielberg's Duel and Tarantino's Pulp Fiction.

As the film progresses things do get more outlandish but it is always grounded by the characters and the exploration of the dynamic between a gruff wildness man and the kid from the city.

He and his wife live on a small farm raising goats and chickens with two young boys, getting their educations, as it should be, from the open space and wildness of the mountains.

Admittedly, Maserati's country of origin and storied past left this author expecting a bit more wildness, a tad more extroversion, and a touch more madness from the curvy four door.

Secondly, according to environmental historians, the first campaigns to conserve natural resources and save wilderness occurred in the late nineteenth century (such as John Muir's Sierra Club to protect Yosemite in 1892), and a few people were writing on the subject before that, such as Henry Thoreau («in Wildness is the preservation of the world,» - from Walden).

There is a wildness in the healthy functioning of biodiverse ecological systems, and there is a different wildness that comes from understanding that the world is full of things that aren't us.

«It is now generally agreed that the ancestor of the modern dog is the wolf... [the] process of domestication where our ancestors removed the «wildness» from the wolf, involved thousands of years of selective breeding... In this process, our ancestors produced hundreds of «different looking wolves»... our ancestors made only two basic changes to the wolf.

That wildness in Stu's eyes is the same passion I imagine Kerouac's Dean Moriarty had that drove him and those he enthused to travel back and forth from East coast to West coast.

All the wildness, loud parties, crazy challenges and shenanigans of the University groups had gently faded and I found myself amongst smaller groups of friends, individual travellers and couples from all over the world.

During the residency, artists should consider which tools can be used to protect our fragile, inner selves from today's wildness and what tactics can help us resist consumeristic order.

Other significant works: Kader Attia, The Repair from Occident to Extra-Occidental Cultures; Jana Euler, Try one in abstraction with manpower under control of aesthetic conditions; Sanya Kantarovsky, An Episode from History; Helen Marten, Geologic Amounts of Sober Time (Mozart Drunks); Wu Tsang, Wildness

Culled from the orderliness of scientific taxonomies, we assemble our gardens for aesthetic pleasures, and for contact with wildness.

These scenarios are created, framed, from apparently normal or daily life related, bringing a different point of view of objects, light, people, or even wildness.

These inspirations stem from the solace and escape from pain found in the wildness of Killamuck Bog, Abbeyleix, Co..

California's remarkable rivers thrive with fish and wildness across the state's extreme diversity, from...

Excerpts and Readings: Excerpt from The Sense of Wonder by Rachel Carson ~ «Coming Home» by Gregory Smith ~ «Ecophobia» by David Sobel ~ «Slowing Down» by John L. Bower ~ «The Story of the Sunflower House» by Sharon Lovejoy ~ «A Child's Sense of Wildness» by Gary Paul Nabhan

My argument is that the wilderness of single instances (that is now expanding both in scope and wildness) can not be controlled so that the dross can be separated from the gold.