Sentences with phrase «interesting rumination»

Hit Self - Destruct: Prometheus Unlocked An interesting rumination on why games are played and why they become beloved to us.

While the film is an extremely interesting rumination on the legacy of Kenney and «National Lampoon,» the film is rather kind in its depiction.

What this book does have going for it are some interesting ruminations on the scope and purpose of storytelling, as well as the role of the storyteller.

Not exact matches

I jot down anything interesting for rumination vis - a-vis healthcare, [such as] Netflix's god mode, or Jaguar's brainwave tracker.

There are strange songs about anthropomorphic animals («The Fox, the Crow and the Cookie» and «Fig with a Bellyache») and spiritual ruminations (most of the songs, but especially «Allah, Allah, Allah» and «The Angel of Death Came to David's Room»), but all of them are matched by whirling folk guitars, blaring horns, and interesting percussion.

The initial premise is interesting enough, but of course it's all a metaphor for Swanberg's rumination on marriage — how the deeper you dig in any relationship, the more trouble you're bound to find.

INTACTO Writer - director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo is clearly passionate on the subject of his film, a rumination on the nature of luck and chance, but the narrative he has devised — about the clashing interests of various survivors of accidents and atrocities — is both jumbled and uninvolving.

Elsewhere, the Special Screenings sidebar contains two of Cannes» most interesting selections: Rithy Pahn's The Missing Picture follow - up Exil, another rumination on post-genocide Cambodia, and Albert Serra's The Last Days of Louis XIV, which stars a now - 72 year old Jean - Pierre Leaud as the Sun King in his final days.

The auditory ruminations are a creation of the Media Project, a group of aspiring artists who recorded audio tours for their classmates as well as any interested Web surfers.

I found it particularly interesting after my recent ruminations on impartiality and journalism, since I referenced Green's impressively extreme independence to criticize Windows Live, despite GFW being an «official» Microsoft publication.

Along the way he explores a wealth of fascinating byways, making this a rumination that nobody with an interest in how we came to be will want to miss.»

Other interesting posts of note are Heather Armstrong's Legal Publishing Tussle and David Lat's ruminations about a prosecuting lawyer caught naked while not blogging.

An earlier post there (Ruminations on judicial error) may also be of interest on the subject of system change.

Of special interest in the present study, low dispositional mindfulness has been associated with hyperactivating processes such as rumination (Raes & Williams, 2010) and negative emotion (Brown & Ryan, 2003), and with deactivating processes such as thought suppression (Feldman, Hayes, Kumar, Greeson, & Laurenceau, 2007) and emotional unclarity (Baer, Smith, & Allen, 2004).