Sentences with phrase «more ineffable»

She notes, however, that «all types of parents reported having more meaning in life than did their childless counterparts, suggesting that the rewards of parenting may be more ineffable than the daily highs (or lows).»

Le Brun's move away from the wholly abstract to a representational account of the more ineffable aspects of human longing, nostalgia or pain is symptomatic of an increasing plurality of approach in the last years of the century.

Hodgkin made the first of many trips to India in 1964 and a steady stream of paintings — from Coming Up From the Beach (1970 - 72) to The Sea, Goa (2013)-- and works on paper — Indian Views (1971) and Indian Leaves (1982)-- has ensued from the kaleidoscope of experiences it has offered him over time: personal encounters and visits to specific places; the seasons and times of day; and the more ineffable qualities of mood and emotion provoked by difference.

Tiffany Bell and Frances Morris — the loving curators who put the London survey of her work together — include 1954's Untitled, with its Adolph Gottlieb — like shapes and a few other paintings of its kind, the better to show what it looked like as Martin moved away from the body and into drawing something more ineffable — nature, or more specifically, the cosmos at the heart of the natural world.

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It is instead a pure, ultimate, and unconditioned activity, arid appears to be somewhat ineffable: «it can not be characterized because all characters are more special than itself» (PR 47).

If he, wonder of wonders, still remains obstinate, then finally resort to: THE FIGURATIVE SYMBOLISM DODGE and confide that sophisticated people like himself recognize that Eris is a Figurative Symbol for an Ineffable Metaphysical Reality and that The Erisian Movement is really more like a poem than like a science and that he is liable to be turned into a Precious Mao Button and Distributed to The Poor in The Region of Thud if he does not get hip.

We're all trying to describe the ineffable, (okay, maybe not atheists), so words can be little more than jargon in that task.

But if we want to safeguard the ineffable quality that defines much art, it might be a good idea to hone in more closely on the differences between the electric and the creative spark.

If you ask me, Audrey isn't an actress so much as someone you would like to have known and maybe had the opportunity to cuddle, which makes her mega-stardom in the Fifties and Sixties all the more testament to her ineffable appeal.

Hardy, perhaps more than any other author since William Wordsworth, understood that identity is invested in archetype, and archetype is invested in that ineffable story of place.

Marvin and Moreau made up kind of a mutual admiration society; the actress said of the ineffable Marvin, «He says more in less words, sometimes in no words at all, than any other American actor I've ever met.»

Its take on nature vs. man is different from The Machinist's in that it doesn't have overt references to the debilitating toll on spirituality represented by industrialization (the key to The Machinist «swoes appears to be a cigarette and an American muscle machine), more concerned as it is with the toll that man's attempts to comprehend the ineffable takes on his own ability to function, ironically, as a biological entity.

There's something ineffable going on in Entertainment, and it moves beyond parodying the bankrupt nature of comedy and into something more surreal.

Sarsgaard's enigmatic older man carries an ineffable sadness that becomes heartbreaking as the gulf between his ingratiating exterior and true self grows more pronounced.

The brothers would cast the actress in a significant proportion of their movies, understanding fully well that whether in a minor role or a more major one, Frances McDormand is an almost ineffable asset to have as part of your production.

The slim rounded - corner rectangular grille has given way to the much bigger irregular hexagon here, the textures are much more complex, and almost all the ineffable charm of the earlier TTs has evaporated.

Naturally, the world of finance isn't all that keen on ineffable terms like something or a feeling, so here, bonds are rather more precisely defined as a debt security, or simply an IOU.

The contributor's list is pretty impressive, since it includes a lot of the more prominent gaming academics, from Henry Jenkins through Edward Castronova to Jim Gee, and even sneaks in the ineffable Peter Molyneux.

Writers in France and Belgium sought a new form of art — one that invoked the visible world purely as symbols that correlate to the ineffable... Read More

The ineffable inevitably coaxes forth endless commentary yet Twombly's reticence has hindered efforts to ascertain how he arrived at his ever more rarefied sense of immediacy.

Here, the artist struggles with the effable and ineffable experiences of subjectivity, the perpetual schism between the flatness of surfaces that enable linguistic communication (whether screen or page) and the more sensuous and palpable dimensions of desire and the body, which rarely find form in language.

They are more often invitations to dive into ineffable richness and chaos even, to discover and explore

2009, «The Polymorphic characteristics of disciplinary education» CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK, New York, NY 2009, «Mimetic Depth: from the Greek through the proscenium into the black box» PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN, New York, NY 2009, «Drawing is thinking» CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK, New York, NY 2008, «Hunting Life; A Forever house» PARSONS SCHOOL OF DESIGN, New York, NY 2008, «Empathy; Material and Spatial» INSTITUTE DE RECHERCHÉ EN ARCHITECTURE, Montreal, Canada Canadian Center for Architecture / McGill University Symposium, 2007 (September) Reconciling Poetics and Ethics in Architecture: «No More Shall We Part» CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK, New York, NY Symposium 2007 (November) «Ineffable»; «Globe Double: Mimetic Capital; Technology», Ames, Iowa ON THE BEGINNING DESIGN STUDENT 2006 (April), Panelist.

We know that these ineffable hues are mixed upon the retina and do not exist in reality — yet this makes them all the more beguiling.