Sentences with phrase «heaviness of»

I opted for a painted finish for two reasons 1) paint hides a lot of flaws in the wood, especially because I used studs and 2) I know the sofa is brown so I'm hoping this lighter paint will offset the heaviness of the sofa.

I hate the heaviness of so many other drills.

The blue is so refreshing, like a breath of fresh air among the heaviness of November.

It's like, the heaviness of Winter is lifter from my shoulders.

To break up the visual heaviness of all the dark cabinetry, I used an off - white colored island, topped with butcherblock.

You don't have to cope with the heaviness of depression alone.

The heaviness of loss and the resulting grief keeps most people feeling too overwhelmed to attempt to fulfill their dreams.

He ventured to hope that the new construction breakthroughs would free mankind from the heaviness of traditional techniques and from the burden of history.»

[xii] In a series from 1956, Thomas dispensed with thin paint, giving the picture plane solidity with more densely painted architectonic forms locked in puzzle - like configurations, as in Highway II (1957), whose sage green, grays, and ultramarine blues are suggestive of the heaviness of the approach of dusk.

I was expecting to have my soul crushed, as usual, under the brutalist heaviness of the architecture.

The heaviness of the bells is an analogue of emotional burden, so their sounds suggest a psychological state.

In considering the work outside of himself, he also noted, «I know that no one is exempt from the heaviness of the unknown.

Petrsin, Natasha: «Lahkost Kovine in Teva zvoka» / Lightness of the metal and heaviness of the sound» DELO, Ljubljana, Slovenia 9 November 2001

Various painting languages are mixed together, including the heaviness of historical elements and lightness of dynamic characters blended in abstractive images.

The sensation of water enveloping the body and the heaviness of the air slide us into a relaxed apathy, an exchange and fusion of elements sating and stoking desire at the same time.

She consistently plays with form and materiality; Quartered Meteor emerged from piled layers of foam that were subsequently cast in lead, the final piece charged with this disjuncture between the heaviness of the metal and the lightness of the foam, now intertwined.

Also, the use of petals and poppies as wonderful illustrations to a poem, Pavot d'Or, «Je t» aime pour me delivre du poids du mon coeur,» the idea of the flower that relieved one from the heaviness of the heart.

The monumental heaviness of the helmet is offset by the thin, unprimed canvas on which the image floats.

children paired off to tackle rhode's oversized coloring, where one supports the top - heaviness of the rear and the other in charge of controlling the tip for drawing.

Packed with humor, sexual imagery and a heaviness of spirit, the 31 paintings in this book are intimate works, difficult to assign to an obvious tradition of painting.

In some ways their lightness and humor provide a tonic for the heaviness of the paintings.

With their brisk application of color and calm brushstrokes which seemingly cancel the heaviness of the lead they demonstrate Förg's individual handling of color and picture supports.

To give them the dense heaviness of Cezanne's fruit we will really over-emphasise any slight bruise or shadow by adding small patches of dark and dirty colour anywhere we can.

In regards to the weapons, I really loved how the various guns had satisfying reload and firing animations as you could almost feel the heaviness of the weapons.

Once again, I felt like I was fighting with the controls because of the unfamiliar heaviness of Batman.

The heaviness of the rain and our speed were increasing at roughly the same rate — optimal conditions for cocktail hour on a luxury train.

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Unfortunately, the top - heaviness of the tablet caused it to flop backward in our lap if we pushed the display back further than 30 degrees or so.

The top negative things about this vehicle is gas mileage, price, and the heaviness of the back hatch.

However, the heaviness of its top - spec P100D trim caused it to fail the roof collapse test IIHS does, thus disqualifying it from contention as a TSP + - rated vehicle.

Overall, the handling experience is on par if not better than the Passat's or Superb's level, yet clearly trumps the heaviness of the Ford Mondeo or the indecisiveness of the Talisman.

You're in tune with the road and a bewitching machine, yet you're equally attuned to the earth — the gauzy heaviness of the ocean air, the coolness setting in with the fading sun.

Possibly: it's certainly quite funny — not a given considering the heaviness of Anderson's There Will Be Blood and The Master — while at the same it does not circumvent the darkness and despair that lurk in the margins of all of Pynchon's books.

Speaking as a believer who has often pondered that and other dispiriting questions about why evangelical Christianity has been so readily co-opted by conservative politics, I'll confess that the heaviness of Schrader's moral inquiry and the earnestness of his provocations were right up my alley.

Rebecca Miller seems entirely at home in the heaviness of her 2005 drama The Ballad of Jack and Rose (which starred her husband, Daniel Day - Lewis, no laugh riot himself).

After the heaviness of Avengers: Infinity War, Deadpool 2 arrives just in time to pants the comic book movie genre.

After the heaviness of Spider is it nice to kick some people in the face?

A recurring staple these days, post-credits scenes often provide some light relief from the heaviness of the film just watched, or sometimes help to foreshadow a future film.

Ricky's haikus, suggested as therapy, are a nice fine art balance to the nature - heaviness of the film.

Funnyman Carell stars in Seeking a Friend for the End of the World as the aptly named Dodge, a meek insurance adjustor who has spent his life avoiding the true heaviness of human existence.

There's a resounding impact to the sheer physicality of what we're seeing, the heaviness of Georges's weary body as he helps Ann in and out of her wheelchair, the delicate way that Riva uses one hand to put on her glasses in order to read in bed or flip through a photo album.

Another way to reduce the heaviness of curtains is to add tiebacks.

The packaging looks classy but if you will hold the tub in your hands you would be able to feel the heaviness of the glass.

This season, swap out the heaviness of an oversized tote for the delicacy of a micro-bag.

The heaviness of it pulls it down, keeping you looking rather slim despite the extra amounts of gathers.

The heaviness of brown color will be softened with a lightweight yellow hue.

FACE: In keeping with the fresh look, Patrick skipped the heaviness of foundation and opted for a lighter look with Gigi Hadid x Maybelline West Coast Glow Tinted Primer in Medium Deep.