Sentences with phrase «into sweeping movements»

The layering of marks, painterly swirls and colored fields create forces within the composition that act upon each other resulting in a dynamic spin that sends the allusion of landscape and space into sweeping movements.

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They too had to see their children come up with their own version of religion, as that first youth movement, the Great Awakening of the 1730s, swept the young into revivalism.

In the late 19th century certain Quaker and Mennonite bodies were swept into the movement.

And they also provide the imagination and fantasy of possible and alternative futures that bring people into politics, sweep them up into movements or give them a reason to participate.

Reverse the movement by stepping your right foot forward back into a deep lunge and then sweeping your left arm and torso upright (stay low in the lunge).

Her class swept me into movement and breath and was exciting and fun but also challenging.

What does it mean to hold an awards show in the thick of the #MeToo movement — a sweeping reckoning that is bringing Hollywood's worst sins to light, and attempting to transform the industry into a safer, more inclusive space?

SYNOPSIS: In 1913 London, a young laundress (Mulligan) is swept into the Women's Vote movement just as it begins to boil into militant activism.

In 2016, a youth movement of over 1,000 autonomously run public school occupations (or encampments) swept into my field site.

The long roof and sweeping character lines of the door form a tapered cabin shape which naturally curves in at the rear to follow the movement of air as it flows into the vehicle's wake.

Two recently acquired works in the African collection provide insight into far - reaching social and economic changes associated with the independence movement that swept across Africa during the 1950s and 1960s, bringing an end to European colonialism officially, if not in reality.

Layers of glass are fused together and then carved away, assembled into series of panels where a sweeping pattern is created by the movement from one panel to the next.

This exhibition is comprehensive, informative, fascinating and simply brilliant, allowing the viewer an insight into this short - lived art movement that attempted to make sense of the rapid modernity that was sweeping through their lives.

In 2008, Hancock parlayed into the world of dance with Cult of Color: Call to Color, a collaboration with composer Graham Reynolds and choreographer Stephen Mills for Ballet Austin, which received great critical acclaim, with Eleanor Heartney calling it «an exuberant mix» that «swept the viewer along in a satisfying blend of sound, imagery and movement» in an article for Art in America.

For many first - person shooter fans in particular, it's the mouse, the perfect way for them to communicate sweeping hand movements into game - winning feats of excellence.