Sentences with phrase «hard edge to her»

It engages with the legacies of Frank Stella, Gary Lang, and Peter Max, all post Joseph Albers, who brought a hard edge to painting and exploited color to tap into an affective and human motivational state.

The only important difference is that while Richter utilizes various painterly range from monochrome, minimal color charts, hard edge to gestural abstraction, as well as his occasional use of croppings and other mechanical intervention of makings and unmakings, you have always stayed with one basic image and format.

It is in this tension where the surface of the canvas provides a stark contrast between impulse and order, hard edge to soft, as if there are two paintings within one struggling to occupy the same space.

In 1981 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Andress gifted this set of ten lithographs from Albers» 1965 series Homage to the Square, Soft Edge - Hard Edge to the Abilene Fine Arts Museum.

The engine sounds good when you start piling on the revs, though, with a hard edge to the Japanese four - cylinder buzz.

Mike Newell, who gave family tension such bitterness and edge in The Good Father a few years ago, has been brought in to stiffen this piece of Hibernian confectionery, but there's no giving a hard edge to a custard.

Also, she has such a hard edge to her that's normally a plus for guys in action movies.

I'm pretty minimalist when it comes to clothing (blacks, greys, navy) but there's nothing a few studs can't enhance and give a hard edge to.

For the daring girl who wants to make a bold statement in the rain, these boots are perfect for adding a bit of hard edge to a dreary day.

The leather boots and bag help toughen the whole look up and adds a hard edge to the outfit.

It's this sort of thing that people use against Arsenal when it's argued that the team aren't cynical enough or don't have a hard edge to them but, frankly, if having those things means being like Diego Costa, then no thank you.

While all had praise for the nearly 18 - month - long government review process, there was an underlying anxiety and hard edge to each of the aircraft - maker's pitches.

Despite a veneer of showbiz glitter and a breakthrough win by Marc Turnesa, everyone in Las Vegas was talking about the harder edge to life on the PGA Tour

The point is that a subtle colour like camel can be lifted and led by black, which in turn can hope for its hard edges to get a makeover.

So, while taking a much harder edge to the feel - good hug - an - Indian West of «Dances With Wolves,» «Hostiles» ultimately falls back on the same one - dimensional archetypes, depicting Native Americans either as ruthless savages or as stoic sages, with nothing in between.

Snow World, from developer Link Kit, is yet another one of those deceptively cute games that turns out to have a harder edge to its gameplay than you would initially suspect.

Over the course of the GT - R's life, Nissan has gradually engineered out some of the car's hard edges to bring about the higher degree of civility that tends to be asked of modern day performance cars.

Odita brings hard edges to life without falling back on reductive logic or illusion.

He turns tar into shades from light red to near black, from hard edges to chiaroscuro.

TM: Your earlier work has a harder edge to it, especially compared to your recent paintings.

A slight lack of finesse in the sort of frequencies where mids and treble meet can also cause some hard edges to certain vocals, depending on the singer's register.

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«We move from three possible options - soft, hard and cliff edge - to two.

With the black model (it also comes in cyan and magenta), it's hard to see where the screen ends and the phone's edge begins, which gives it a nice, polished look.

«It's scary when you know you're on the edge of something that you know is going to be big, but you're one of the pioneers — that's when it's hardest to invest in expansion or equipment,» Cowgill says.

In general, the Red camera's imagery is considered to be somewhat cold and hard - edged — in essence, trading away some of the aesthetics of imagery for unflinching detail.

«The big beauty brands will have to work harder to maintain the market because it's their market to lose and if these major fashion players nibble away at the edges, it has a diluting effect on the market share these cosmetic companies have,» Saunders added.

Clio has had to work hard to evolve its brand and expand its services to keep an edge on competitors.

«Sometimes,» he said, «it's hard for women to have an edge.»

«There are so few small companies out there that even know about the possibility of doing all this,» says Allen, «that it's hard not to view this as our competitive edge.

Meanwhile, edge grain boards are easier to clean, but they tend to be harder on knife edges than end grain boards.

But in negotiating a new deal this week to bail out Greece, Germany displayed what many Europeans saw as a harder, more selfish edge, demanding painful measures from Athens and resisting any firm commitment to granting Greece relief from its crippling debt.

Compared to conventional hard - edge excavation methods, the Clean Harbors approach to daylighting poses a greatly reduced risk to underground infrastructure.

BEIJING — China has struck a hard stance on the issue at the root of the looming trade fight between Beijing and Washington: China's government - led drive, which Washington describes as breaking international rules, to build the cutting - edge industries of the future.

Nevertheless I do worry that the fall in exports from a strong dollar is a bit stronger than the rise in exports from a weak dollar: I suspect because there is a hysteresis effect: Once a factory is shut down, it stays shut down — and if firms don't continuously invest to stay at the cutting edge of technology, it can be hard for a high - wage advanced economy to stay globally competitive.

While it offers a tax edge over oil - backed ETFs, it's hard to imagine this coin existing if not for the wider crypto craze.

The laser industry has seen a lot of innovation in recent years, and IPG Photonics (NASDAQ: IPGP) has worked hard to keep its edge in a rapidly changing market.

Maybe the most hard - edged social conservative in Ottawa, Mr. Anders is well - known for being the sole parliamentarian to vote against granting former South African president Nelson Mandela an honorary Canadian citizenship.

They wanted to take him on a ride without human interventions to demonstrate that the cars could handle so - called edge cases, tricky road situations that are hard to predict.

Perhaps the most hard - edged social conservative in Ottawa, he is well - known for being the sole parliamentarian to vote against granting former South African president Nelson Mandela an honorary Canadian citizenship.

Canada's housing market has been on edge this year as mortgage guidelines came into effect, making it harder for prospective buyers to qualify for loans.

The late French journalist André Frossard was a convert to Catholicism from the fashionable atheism of his class, an atheism that was once a Parisian intellectual fad but that has taken on a much harder, Christophobic edge across the twenty - first - century Western world.

And we have all watched you boldly take the way of abundance — no matter how it seemed like it didn't matter — because God makes meaning out of messes, because He is the God who can make all our brokenness into abundance, because, you and I say this back to each other over and over again: The Writer of the story has written Himself into the hardest places of yours and is softening the broken edges of everything with redeeming, abundant grace.»

infinity is the concept that is hardest to grasp, just stop thinking of everything else and think about infinity.if your mind isn't totally blown in 15 seconds start thinking of infinity backwards.think about the very edge of space and time as far as we can sense it and then realize that this nowhere even close to the tip of the iceberg.

He is working with the Waodani tribe at the edge of the Amazon in Ecuador to help them solve a transportation riddle plaguing hard to reach regions all over the world: What do you do when the road ends?

This hard - edged series joins Daredevil, Jessica Jones and Luke Cage, as the newest edition to the Netflix's own Marvel Cinematic Universe.

His specific stands received less attention than his brilliant use of «compassionate conservative» language to take the hard edges off his views.

It's hard to imagine someone walking from the centre of London to a field on the «edge of town» and I don't hear many people using the word «Chunnel» any more.

However» and this is the crux of the matter» without Christianity Christ loses his reality and becomes an idea, sentiment, image, or inspiration, all fine things but all lacking the hard - edged density of life, which is ironic given Wiman's fierce loyalty to the real.

Blanche A. Jenson meditates on the losses, precisely for women, entailed in the subjection of the biblical narrative, in all its hard - edged oddity, to the demands of feminist theory.