Sentences with phrase «lyricism in»

We were also treated to the Allaire's striking lyricism in the top end on this tune, detailed by the chorus of bells and synth tones that rang throughout.

While each artist avoids a lyrical title, there is an inherent lyricism in the final outcome which speaks outwardly on the history of the use of the tapestry in art.

Stephanie Cristello: I wanted to start with your relationship to lyricism in your work — but specifically the attention to the language of music, as a linguistic and conceptual structure.

Additionally, Natkin was featured in a number of important group shows, such as Young America (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY) in 1960, New Talent (Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA) and Carnegie Biennial (Carnegie Institute of Modern Art, Pittsburgh, PA) in 1961, Lyricism in Abstract Art (Washington Gallery of Modern Art, Washington D.C. and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA), and Ways and Means (Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX) in 1962.

Color - washed ink drawings echo the spare lyricism in the words and lead to a breathtaking final photo of the adult Jane in Africa, extending her hand to a real chimpanzee.

Shotgun Stories is a curious mix of rural lyricism in the David Gordon Green / Victor Nuñez mold, and macho bluster in the Billy Jack / Walking Tall mold.

Not exact matches

Kimelman, a professor at Brandeis University, concludes in his analysis of the commission's report that «It remains to be seen whether a modern nation state, beseiged on so many fronts, can maintain such a demanding moral standard... If the Israeli effort to admit and rectify errors bears fruit, the lyricism «a light to the nations» may yet become reality.»

Christian Dietrich Grabbe, in 1829, produced Don Juan und Faust, a vast, seething swamp of large ideas, exaggerated passions, incoherent action, crushing monologues, deranged lyricism, and adolescent moral nihilism, which is somehow made even more unbearable by its numerous moments of poetic brilliance.

In its conclusion, the book of Job has shown us how, instructed by wisdom, the knowledge of how to suffer is surpassed by the lyricism of supplication in the same way that narration is surpassed by the lyricism of praisIn its conclusion, the book of Job has shown us how, instructed by wisdom, the knowledge of how to suffer is surpassed by the lyricism of supplication in the same way that narration is surpassed by the lyricism of praisin the same way that narration is surpassed by the lyricism of praise.

Read about Gil Scott - Heron, Talib Kweli, Mos Def, Common, and other hip - hop poets whose intellect and lyricism shine through in their

The lyricism is impressive, and it's easy to get lost in it, but — some very noteworthy highlights aside — once that wears off, it's unlikely you'll return to Hell all that often.

He's simultaneously explored meditative electronic beat music, and on the remarkable FLOTUS (For Love Often Turns Us Still), Wagner has drenched his baritone in vocal effects and, with two collaborators, woven downtempo beat music and his effervescent lyricism into something really magical.

Filmed with widescreen grandeur on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, The Rider reinvigorates tropes from the western genre of men, horses, honor codes and vast expanses of nature with a refreshing lack of sentimentality, without sacrificing their inherent lyricism and poetry.

Stylish and painterly, with moments of great lyricism, it flies over the Spanish countryside to the sea... the film does everything in its power to escape the claustrophobia inherent in the story.

Because, here's the thing: If I were to interview Jane about some of those experiences, and I said, «Describe to me the first time you walked into Gombe,» whatever she's going to say it would not be invested in the same sort of lyricism that one creates when they're writing.»

For example, the stunningly offbeat lyricism of the shot in The Conformist where the main character and his mother lean into a wind that drives a sea of autumn leaves about their ankles has now been partially saved from the gratuitousness that seemed so apparent in 1971.

Not unlike «Get Out,» «The Shape of Water» offered up its own eerie supernatural tale of minorities rising up against a brutal white oppressor — a 2018 movie in»60s Cold War drag, its themes driven home via passages of exquisite if strenuous lyricism and a few sadistic jolts of violence.

Amid the tumultuous family dynamics on display in Arnaud Desplechin's A Christmas Tale, Emmanuelle Devos delivers a performance of remarkable subtlety and lyricism.

Yet his score is just as grounded in the calming, melodic lyricism of the Buddhist Sutra as it is spectacular, magic - powered musical action that Dr. Strange would be envious of.

With a haunting theme that's often accompanied by female voice, Del Mar's flowing orchestral melody captures a lyricism that's worthy of Debussy's «La Mer» in communicating the literally transformative effect of nature on man, his lovely themes for aching violin capturing despair and acceptance, playful pizzicatos embodying a renewed sense of hope (as well as endearingly comic crabs) and exotic percussion hearing the mystery of an island and its outlying sea.

«What makes Davyeon feel so different is that writer - director Amman Abbasi transplants hood movie tropes to the Deep South, infusing the bucolic settings with some of the same junkyard lyricism we saw in executive producer David Gordon Green's George Washington.

In observing these characters» whimsically wayward lives, their indecision over work and frequent skipping between living situations (their apartments range across Manhattan and Brooklyn), Baumbach captures the current young - NYC - boho milieu with an exactitude that's almost anthropological and a lyricism that's both droll and engaging.

The most striking images have an eerie, suspended - in - time lyricism: Reilly's king walking across the ocean floor in a clanging metal diving suit, or a scarlet - haired damsel (Stacy Martin) wandering naked in the woods.

Boasting none of the lyricism, grace or psychological incisiveness of his prior masterworks (Paris, Texas; Wings Of Desire), Wenders» latest is a misbegotten stew of turgid drama and look - at - me 3 - D gimmickry, with the director using his signature special effects to highlight foreground - background dynamics in the most unnecessarily self - conscious manner possible.

Best - case scenario: Green adds satire to his increasing portfolio of skills and infuses it with his signature lyricism and offbeat humor, helping Sandra Bullock continue her late - career streak of actually appearing in good movies.

It's rich and transporting, if also a bit calculated in its lyricism; you can sometimes see Del Toro's mental gears spinning as he writes his characters into one corner after another.

-LSB-...] «Remarkably, possessed of a transcendent lyricism that allows us to breathe in the suffering first hand, the horror resonating through our consciousness by way of our bones.»

The film is also, remarkably, possessed of a transcendent lyricism that allows us to breathe in the suffering first hand, the horror resonating through our consciousness by way of our bones.

There's neither the overheated lyricism of Raging Bull nor the pulp grittiness of a noir like The Set - Up; everything in Kuosmanen's film feels earthy and grounded, and, unlike Bill Conti's work in Rocky, Kuosmanen forgoes a non-diegetic music score, thereby denying us any easy emotional signposts.

But there are moments of astonishing lyricism; particularly that death sequence, in which a nearly feral Dickinson sees — and lets us see — a terrifying, exquisite vision.

Written and directed by Terrence Malick («Badlands,» «Days of Heaven,» «The Thin Red Line»), «The New World,» the eagerly anticipated period drama set during the pivotal founding of the Jamestown colony by the British in 1607 and the inevitable clash between English settlers and Native Americans, proves to be, if not a major disappointment (thanks to Malick's visual lyricism, obsessive attention to period detail, appealing leads, including newcomer Q'Orianka Kilcher as Pocahontas and a surprisingly restrained Colin Farrell as John Smith), a disappointing film nonetheless.

Mike Leigh, the writer - director of «Mr. Turner,» has set himself a double task: He wants to give us a Turner who can take his place in the great gallery of British eccentrics, and he seeks to duplicate the heightened lyricism of Turner's paintings.

The lyricism of Wilson's language, an urgent rhythm steeped in the poetry of the street, sometimes gets lost when Washington opens up the story with beautiful but unnecessary shots of snow falling outside windows or swelling bursts of music.

The visual beauty and lyricism are rooted in a recognisable world.

A turgid experiment in elliptical lyricism, William Vincent plays like a hybrid of Pickpocket, In the City of Sylvia, and The Passenger, except far more pretentious than even that description suggestin elliptical lyricism, William Vincent plays like a hybrid of Pickpocket, In the City of Sylvia, and The Passenger, except far more pretentious than even that description suggestIn the City of Sylvia, and The Passenger, except far more pretentious than even that description suggests.

Indiewire calls the film a «beguiling drama with dialogue that hovers on the edge of lyricism,» resulting in a «haunting, beautiful tone poem.»

Regardless, viewers with a taste for blood will find it to be a remarkable Eurohorror specimen with a lyricism that belies its in - a-hurry and on - the - cheap origins.

Narrative drive is hardly her strong point - what she achieves in this episodic study of a dirt - poor Glaswegian upbringing is tenderness, lyricism and unpatronising humour, which successfully lifts a story inspired by tragedy into something universally appealing.

Naturalist Montgomery discovers a bridge between mythology and science in her quest for knowledge about the famously elusive and little - known freshwater pink dolphin, called botos in the Amazon, and reports on her surprising findings in a narrative rich in scientific precision, deep psychological insights, adventure, and lyricism.

A thrilling and cinematic work of sophisticated suspense and haunting lyricism, set in motion by characters who can neither trust each other nor trust themselves.

In this tragicomic saga of Coyote Springs, an all - Indian Catholic rock band from the Spokane Reservation in eastern Washington, Alexie mixes biting black humor, a healthy dose of magic, and sparkling lyricisIn this tragicomic saga of Coyote Springs, an all - Indian Catholic rock band from the Spokane Reservation in eastern Washington, Alexie mixes biting black humor, a healthy dose of magic, and sparkling lyricisin eastern Washington, Alexie mixes biting black humor, a healthy dose of magic, and sparkling lyricism.

On the whole the reviewers praise Rules For Old Men Waiting for its depth and lyricism, but some felt that Pouncey over reached himself at times, pushing his points too hard, and that the story lacked drama (essentially it is the story of an old man in an old house with his memories).

Poet Lee's harrowing family history, which begins in China and winds its way across oceans and much of the U.S., is a galvanizing story in its own right, but in his breathtaking prose, it attains the lyricism and universal significance of myth.

Vu Tran has written a thrilling and cinematic work of sophisticated suspense and haunting lyricism, set in motion by characters who can neither trust each other nor trust themselves.

This highly accomplished first novel resonates with ideas, impassioned lyricism, and poignant historical detail as it captures an essential part of the African American experience in our century.

Alexandra Fuller's hardscrabble African lyricism returns in her third memoir, which focuses on the push - pull of her...

Thanks to my dad's career in nigger - whispering, I was there for the birth of the latter, when at six o'clock on a cold, dark ghetto morning two blocks down from where I live, Carl «Kilo G» Garfield, hallucinating high on his own supply and Alfred Lord Tennyson's brooding lyricism, burst out of his garage squinting into his Moleskin, a smoldering crack pipe dangling from fingertips.

What the dialogue loses in verbosity and lyricism («What do you want with the president?»

She seemed to absorb in a gulp the mode's ideas — rational means, hedonistic appeals — and to add, with no loss of formal integrity, a heterodox lyricism inspired by nature.

Where she includes generic text like «mother» or references to Instagram handles or Facebook, Howard actually threatens the lyricism so pervasive in her images.