Sentences with phrase «jarring presence of himself»

Not exact matches

Aegg also launched an all - embracing glass jar service at the show, by offering integrated packaging solutions thanks to the presence of Tecnocap.

Although we waited three long weeks for the lab reports, the results confirmed the presence of C. botulinum toxin not only in Jarret's serum and feces but in a specimen taken from the jar of honey from the Foxes» pantry as well.

It's fitting that Jackie keeps John Kennedy (Caspar Phillipson) on the film's periphery, a powerful and almost haunting ghost of a presence who utters almost no words but whose brutal death and its aftermath is graphically displayed, the sudden, jarring explosion of the President's skull determining a sudden new path for the First Lady, who in the midst of her grief and shock must pack up her belongings and leave the White House and her former life behind.

There's nothing inherently wrong with the presence of these two methods of progression, but to know that at launch someone with the Season Pass can unlock all of the Operators straight off the bat while others are grinding their way towards more Renown can be a bit jarring.

Both jarring viewers into experiencing a set of emotions or sensations and imparting an ideological or ontological framework, they used strategies that played with the liveness and physical presence of their bodies.

The large balls of Proximal I, II, III, IV, V (2018), jarring in their presence, are spread across the floor.

Often with backs jarring open and guts exposed in a burst of anodes and cooper coils, the sad, neglected remains of discarded Cathode Ray Tube (CRT) TVs are a vastly growing presence on Berlin's streetscape.

We wrote this week about the lack of a visible moderation presence in Ready Player One, but what's so jarring about the film is how much of doesn't jibe with what we know about VR worlds now, thanks to VRChat.

That technology could help make the iPhone's screen a less jarring presence when it lights up in the middle of a pitch black theater.