Sentences with phrase «lessness of»

The lightness of the pigment and the apparent effort lessness of execution reflect the sunny side of the late sixties.

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Today, the bitcoin ecosystem is a booming frontier market, a series of laboratories where entrepreneurs experiment on its innate features of permission - lessness, censorship - resistance, counterfeit - resistance, and decentralized consensus.

Through the Network, the church has access to a large number of child - care providers well aware of the problems caused by our national policy of child «care - lessness.»

Catholicity applied to the Christian Movement embodies the kind of boundary - lessness that is implied in the Johannine declaration of God's love for «the cosmos» as the rationale of the cross; and it embodies, too, the transcendenceof all natural and historical boundaries that, however real, entrenched, and even humanly necessary, stand in the way of the communication of that divine agape.

we've seen the result of God - lessness in our own society.

Be proud of your soul - lessness!

Danelaw (lessness) Beginning in the ninth century and continuing for much of the Viking Age, a large swath of what's now England was under the Danelaw: the rule of the Danes, specifically Danish Vikings.

Unless sending and receiving emails and IMs while on a call is of critical importance, the 3G - lessness shouldn't come across as a big deal as the 8900's browser is quick!

«At the Museum of Modern Art, the current exhibition «Color Chart: Reinventing Color, 1950 to Today» examines two separate but related meanings of... read more... «America's Lessness»

In keeping with the duality of day and night, the exhibition sprawls across two floors of the museum, with exclusively black works such as the twelve - part mask series MOONRISE (2004), the minimalist X sculpture Lessness (2003) or one of Rondinone's psychologically haunting, ambient sound installations being shown on the basement level.

The curators of the Whitney Biennial, Henriette Huldisch and Shamim M. Momin, have declared this year's exhibit to be about «lessness,» and gathered artwork that seems dedicated to the notion that all glory is fleeting — or, more specifically, that our glory has fled.

From Lessness to More The Biennial's driving theme of «lessness» certainly yields plenty of less: less expensive materials, less labor - intensive efforts, less attention to visual impact, less of a premium on permanence, less need for physical objects of aLessness to More The Biennial's driving theme of «lessness» certainly yields plenty of less: less expensive materials, less labor - intensive efforts, less attention to visual impact, less of a premium on permanence, less need for physical objects of alessness» certainly yields plenty of less: less expensive materials, less labor - intensive efforts, less attention to visual impact, less of a premium on permanence, less need for physical objects of any kind.

Sharon Butler's paintings revolve around the idea of lessness.

«Lessness» (to borrow from Kramer's lexicon of excoriation) was doubtless at issue, but it was also precisely the

They have strong feelings of anger, sadness, guilt, confusion, and help - lessness when they see their fathers (i.e., IPV perpetrators) after their parents» se - paration, which might exacerbate mental or behavioral health issues they might have [16][17].