Sentences with phrase «modern incarnation»

Despite being a more modern incarnation of the famed hero, Sherlock appears timeless.

More modern incarnations of the genre award the player for exploring the entire game world.

Brick and wood heritage buildings, which hearken to the town's rich mining history, line inviting downtown streets where boutique cafes and gear shops reveal Fernie's modern incarnation as

It's not all perfect, though: Despite feminism running a bit stronger here than in other modern incarnations, one badass female character unnecessarily sacrifices herself for a man's arc.

The chancellor's spending review this week was the work of a minister who, in his own flashy way, is an authentic modern incarnation of the one - nation Conservative tradition of Harold Macmillan and Iain Macleod, not a latterday acolyte of the ailing Tory individualist icon Margaret Thatcher.

In its more modern incarnation data visualization has generated a new form of graphic design where visual attributes such as lines, shapes and colors become nothing more than the corporeal reality of graphic objects whose soul is made of data.

In 2016, Ford will start building the next modern incarnation of the timeless GT40.

But it is MoMA's own The Swimming Pool room that transforms the show from its Tate Modern incarnation.

Of course, cell phone use and texting are modern incarnations of other forms of distracted driving.

Brick and wood heritage buildings, which hearken to the town's rich mining history, line inviting downtown streets where boutique cafes and gear shops reveal Fernie's modern incarnation as a ski and outdoor paradise.

Nadal's iconoclast tendencies extend to how he runs his company, and while MDC technically existed before, the modern incarnation was born in 2001.

Chevron said in a statement Friday that it will eliminate 6,000 to 7,000 jobs, the deepest cuts since the 2001 Texaco Inc. merger that created the company in its modern incarnation.

Many of us are still refusing to trust Caesar, in any of his modern incarnations, with the power to define reality.

Macquarrie goes on to show that Heidegger considered poetry to have first place among the arts, and poets to be modern incarnations of Hermes, busily running messages between heaven and earth.

Superficial dribble... the modern incarnation of the church is most often the probelm and then add the hypocritical right wing... where do you expect thinking people who really care to go...

How quaint; how very Jonathan Edwards; and I don't mean the modern incarnation.

In the modern incarnation, Snow White is prettier than the Queen, the Queen gets jealous and Snow White becomes a William Wallace-esque liberator.

This pemmican premise even has a modern incarnation: brick chili, a highly fat - laden concoction that - because of a pound of suet - solidifies into a brick when it cools.

The Jumperoo is the modern incarnation of the doorway jumpers that were so popular a generation ago.

Why conscious parenting IS a modern incarnation of the ancient hero's journey — a journey with «no path!»

A social media channel as a shield from prying eyes rather than the modern incarnation of the panopticon?

There is a tension however in republicanism, in both its older and modern incarnations, over how radically the state must be reformed in order to secure non-domination.

After all, the Liberals, who like their modern incarnation the Liberal Democrats prided themselves on a fastidious electoral process, picked Thorpe when the contest was confined to MPs.

His modern incarnation has been called many names from pre-distribution to progressive austerity or socialism with no money.

Its modern incarnation, quantum field theory, has been spectacularly successful at describing and predicting the behaviour of fundamental particles and forces.

The magazine began its modern incarnation after World War II.

The American Community Survey, in contrast, is the modern incarnation of the old census «long form,» randomly sent to U.S. households annually to collect not only demographic information, but also statistics on housing, jobs and other socioeconomic trends.

A modern incarnation of the popular and controversial Rules by Fein and Schneider, this set of Rules was snatched up before I hunkered down with it for the night.

Search results for my little pony games Most of us remember My Little Pony as a candy - colored horse with a comb to brush its mane, but the modern incarnation is closer to a Barbie than a pony

America About Blog Ephraim Pottery is the modern incarnation of the traditional artisan guild.

If you're gonna reference Annie Hall throughout your movie, or even worse, claim that your main love interest is «the modern incarnation of Annie Hall» in your badly - written Netflix DVD sleeve synopsis, you better go balls - to - the - wall with that homage.

The military anthem is certainly not new to film music or ceremonial music, but its modern incarnation is very much rooted in Zimmer's output in the 1990s.

Jessica has been seen quite often seen alongside the lead actors of the modern incarnations of the films.

We've seen modernized versions of Shakespeare in the past, with films like Baz Luhrmann «s Romeo + Juliet, O (for Othello), Hamlet, 10 Things I Hate About You, which was a modern incarnation of The Taming of the Shrew, and She's The Man, meant to resemble Twelfth Night.

The original game looks a good bit rougher than its modern incarnations, seeing as every hallway is geometric blocks, but it laid the groundwork for a lot of ideas that have remained throughout the series.

If the teaser — which is intended to show the direction of the game, not act as a prologue — is a genuine indication, Resident Evil 7 is returning to genuine survival horror; but unlike The Evil Within, is a modern incarnation, not trying to recapture the past.

But Piggy, her modern incarnation on Disney Junior's Muppet Babies, is BFFs with Summer, a laid back, creative penguin.

In away, the gaudiness of the modern incarnations are more tribute than insult to Allen's legacy.

Lucas and Spielberg, who had essentially invented the form in its modern incarnation, dominated with their joint and separate big budget spectacles and sequels.

Rosemary's Baby A film that has stood the test of time better than most, Roman Polanski's second film focusing on a woman slowly devolving into hysteria (the first being Repulsion), the success of Rosemary's Baby in 1968 is paramount in the rise of the modern incarnation occult film in the 1970s.

Despite the modern incarnations, however, Romero's zombies remain the standard, with the impact of his Dead series of films continuing into the new century and, inevitably, beyond the grave...

Nowadays, modern incarnations like Devil May Cry and Bayonetta, have developed into large - scale 3D spectacles fought with swords and guns.

ZombiU was a modern incarnation of those games.

According to Wikipedia, the modern incarnation of putting a tooth under a pillow was first documented around 1927 and it's a practice carried out in various countries in the Anglosphere.

While in their modern incarnation they are only half a century old, they may be so ossified by now that they can no longer change.

More than four decades later, the Internet, the modern incarnation of the Galactic Network, has become as valued as libraries at major research universities.

In 1974, the merger of the College Preparatory School and the Hillsdale - Lotspeich School brought these learning institutions together to form the modern incarnation of The Seven Hills School.