Sentences with phrase «mark upon the world»

Get out there and make your mark upon the world, adventurer!

Despite the variety of media and means available for artists to make their mark upon the world, or add another object to it, painting will not go away.

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After all, who wouldn't want to make a mark upon the business world?

But nothing less than the recovery of real Christianity, with its ineradicable emphasis upon human compassion, and its inexorable insistence upon the transience of this world and the reality of eternity, will ever put back into the disillusioned the faith, hope, courage and gaiety which are the marks of a human being cooperating with his Creator.

In this time of waiting, in this age marked only by the absence of faith in Christ, it is well that the modern soul should lack repose, piety, peace, or nobility, and should find the world outside the Church barren of spiritual rapture or mystery, and should discover no beautiful or terrible or merciful gods upon which to cast itself.

From the standpoint of geographic extent, new movements of marked vitality, and effects upon civilization the world around, this was, as we have suggested, the greatest century which the influence of Jesus has thus far known.

There will again come such a time in the days of the Anti Christ where the mark of beast will be upon the World and only a remnant of believers will survive.

We, the privileged of earth, have appropriated and exploited the earth and all that is in it, the world and those who dwell therein; we have founded our folly now even upon the seas; and we have established the ineradicable marks of our vandalism over the virginal, variegated, speechless faces of the earth and, by the billion, on the innocent and until now largely submissive faces of the human family.

The Civil War as a Theological Crisis by Mark A. Noll University of North Carolina Press, 216 pages, $ 29.95 Upon the Altar of the Nation: A Moral History of the Civil War by Harry S. Stout Viking, 576 pages, $ 29.95 Nothing in American history» not the Revolution, not the Second World....

Endeavoring to explain these words upon the lips of such a man as Mark Twain, one can not say that Mark Twain had a melancholy temperament, for he made the whole world laugh.

If some visitor from another planet, knowing nothing at all about this world of ours, should drop down upon us, he would surely find that the biped who was erect had a peculiar characteristic marking his behavior — he would observe this creature on his knees in what the creature called «the presence of the invisible God.»

... Delight in smooth - sounding platitudes, refusal to face unpleasant facts, desire for popularity and electoral success irrespective of the vital interests of the State, genuine love of peace and pathetic belief that love can be its sole foundation, obvious lack of intellectual vigour in both leaders of the British Coalition Government, marked ignorance of Europe and aversion from its problems in Mr. Baldwin, the strong and violent pacifism which at this time dominated the Labour - Socialist Party, the utter devotion of the Liberals to sentiment apart from reality, the failure and worse than failure of Mr. Lloyd George, the erstwhile great war - time leader, to address himself to the continuity of his work, the whole supported by overwhelming majorities in both Houses of Parliament: all these constituted a picture of British fatuity and fecklessness which, though devoid of guile, was not devoid of guilt, and, though free from wickedness or evil design, played a definite part in the unleashing upon the world of horrors and miseries which, even so far as they have unfolded, are already beyond comparison in human experience.

First Minister Alex Salmond says the «eyes of the world are upon us» as he marks the anniversary of the 1997 devolution referendum.

On the advice of Stanford Moore, a Rockefeller University biochemist whom he chanced upon at Vanderbilt, Walter applied to the graduate program at Rockefeller, joining the lab of Günter Blobel in 1973 — a move that marked the beginning of Walter's association with the international world of cell biology.

LONG FORM ADAPTED «11.22.63,» written by Bridget Carpenter, Brigitte Hales, Joe Henderson, Brian Nelson, Quinton Peeples, Based on the novel by Stephen King; Hulu «American Crime Story: The People vs. O.J. Simpson,» written by Scott Alexander, Joe Robert Cole, D.V. DeVincentis, Maya Forbes, Larry Karaszewski, Wally Wolodarsky, Based on the book The Run of His Life by Jeffrey Toobin; FX «Madoff,» written by Ben Robbins, Inspired by the Book The Madoff Chronicles: Inside the Secret World of Bernie and Ruth by Brian Ross; ABC «The Night Of,» written by Richard Price, Steve Zaillian, Based on the BBC Series Criminal Justice Created by Peter Moffat; HBO «Roots,» written by Lawrence Konner, Alison McDonald, Charles Murray, Mark Rosenthal, Based upon the Book by Alex Haley; History Channel

In an aside about the pay disparity between Mark Walhberg and Michelle Williams for «All the Money in the World» reshoots, Kimmel said upon discovering that both actors were represented by the same talent agency that, «This one shook me.»

Kingsman agents Eggsy (Taron Egerton), Merlin (Mark Strong) and a resurrected Galahad (Colin Firth) descend upon the compound in order to save a substantial percentage of the world's population from annihilation, and once they set foot in her realm, dubbed «Poppyland,» one of the best action sequences of 2017 spectacularly ensues.

Those first 3 chapters were marked by monopoly / oligopoly, where only the anointed and the lucky were chosen to participate and then only to be fed upon by the slew of parasites in the publishing world.

This is a beautiful, patient, and timeless book, one that builds upon centuries and shows how the smallest choices — like the chosen mix for yellow paint — can be the definitive markings of an entire life» - Kirkus Reviews «The Last Painting of Sara de Vos is a tremendous story of art, deception, love, ambition and the place of women in the world, and in history.

Marking the centenary of Auguste Rodin's death in 1917 and that of Gustav Klimt in 1918, this exhibition examines the diverse connections between these artists and their impact upon the art world.

2011 Dunne, Aidan, When you wish upon a ribbon... you're making art, The Irish Times, 7 December Dunne, Aidan, A Day Like Any Other, The Irish Times, 11 November Clark, Robert & Sherwin, Skye, This week's exhibitions, The Guardian, 13 November Baldon, Diana, Polly wants a punctuation mark, Texte Zur Kunst, 10 January Adam, Georgina, Collecting Special: Flying Time, Financial Times, 27 May Eltham, Ben, In the World of Art, Everything New is Popular Again, Crikey, 8 April Hwang, Kellie, First Love at SMoCA, azcentral.com, 8 February Guggenheim in Bilbao presents The Luminous Interval: The D. Daskalopoulos Collection, Art Daily, 19 April Fox, Dan, On Nature, Frieze, March

Throughout a remarkable career that has spanned more than 70 years, she continued to create work that vulnerably explored the way she came into contact with the world, often placing particular emphasis upon the disjunctions between her own self - image and the way she was seen by others — as a woman, as a painter, and as a person living through the dramatic technological and cultural developments that have marked the century of her lifetime.

Barcelona, Spain (October — September) Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool Biennial (October) Late at Tate Britain, (performance), London, (Friday 4 June, 18.00 — 22.00) 2010 Psychopomp Milton Keynes Gallery, Milton Keynes, UK Tomio Koyama Gallery in Tokyo, in conjunction with Daiwa Foundation Art Prize 2009 Marcus Coates, Kunsthalle, Switzerland Marcus Coates and Martin von Hasselberg, New Orleans Museum of Art Follow the Voice, Unitarian Church, Shrewsbury, UK Performance A Ritual For Elephant and Castle Coronet Theatre London Marcus Coates, Lisson Gallery, London, UK Trying To Cope With Things That Aren't Human, Air - Space Gallery, Stoke on Trent The Plover's Wing, Workplace Gallery, Gateshead, UK 2008 Performance, Pastoral Spirit, Wallspace, All Hallows Church, London Performance, Report, Channel 9 TV, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador Performance, This Wild Melody, Barbican Art Gallery, London Performance, Spirit Caravan, Hayward Gallery, London 2007 Performance, A Heligoland for Souls — Experiment Marathon, Serpentine Gallery, London Performance, HaPazura, Israeli Centre for Digital Art, Holon, Israel Exhibition, Cycle Parking and Prostitution, Rekord Gallery, Oslo, Norway Solo Screening, Dawn Chorus, Venice Biennale, Italy Exhibition, Marcus Coates, Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK Performance, Dawn Chorus, Arnolfini, Bristol, UK Exhibition, Dawn Chorus, Picture This, Bristol, UK Exhibition, Dawn Chorus, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, Gateshead, UK Performance, 100 Ways to Change the World, Hayward Gallery, London, UK Performance, Pub Shaman, The Event, The Lamp Tavern, Birmingham, UK Solo Screening, Artesmundi, Cardiff, UK 2006 Performance, Kamikuchi, Grizedale Arts, Ikebukuru Tokyo, Japan Performance, The Mouth of God, Grizedale Arts, A-Foundation, Liverpool Biennial 06, UK Solo Screening, In Conversation with Mark Wallinger, ICA, London, UK 2005 Solo Screening, Marcus Coates» Films 99 - 2005, Side Cinema, Newcastle, UK 2004 Exhibition, Journey to the Lower World, Café Gallery Projects, London, UK 2003 Exhibition, Unbecoming, The Gymnasium, Berwick upon Tweed, UK 2001 Performance, Chiffchaff, Compton Verney, The Bandstand, Leamington Spa and Herbert Gallery and Museum, Coventry, UK

This past hundred years marks the first period ever in the history of Earth that any species has had the power to choose whether to end the world as we know it or whether to limit the damage being wreaked upon life on earth.

A much more radical view is taken by Prof Mark Jacobson from Stanford University and Mark Delucchi from the University of California Davies, who recently produced two papers for the journal Energy Policy, expanding upon their article» 100 % wind, water, and solar power for the world», published in Scientific American in November 2009.

Millions upon millions of Indians live upon the largest flood plain / delta in the world, comprising about twenty - five to forty percent of India's land mass (when said twenty - five plus percent rests above the average high - water mark between yearly monsoons of varying severity).

After all, now is the time in which you can meet new friends, try new hobbies, distinguish your personality and shape the future you want for yourself; the world is your blank canvas to make your mark upon, not much unlike the plain, off - white walls of your dorm room.