Sentences with phrase «new relevance»

There are also some new discoveries and an existing video work that gains new relevance in the current political climate.

According to analysts, the market's recent response to this development has helped give the project new relevance to investors.

Perhaps not surprisingly, saline washes have long been mentioned as a treatment for the common cold, but the fact that the USFDA recently declared that children under 2 should not be given non-prescription cough and cold medicines due to the potential for dangerous side effects is also bringing new relevance to this age - old remedy.

«In God we trust» has taken on new relevance in the darkness of our times.

Bendis said he's found new relevance in Superman's «truth, justice and the American way» adage, which helped inspire him to take on the Man of Steel.

Collected data gains new relevance as Waheed's works navigate across geographic and geopolitical distance, personal history and collective memory.

That difference in oversight gained new relevance as the United States grappled with Russian disinformation campaigns, and as Facebook moved to voluntarily make some changes to its ad policies.

Then presently Israel came into the course of events, and through her the divine purposes attained new relevance and fresh impetus toward their fulfilment.

Ties between politicians, including Silver, and real estate players earn new relevance — given Bharara's effort to link tax breaks and rent regulation to the speaker's income from a real - estate law firm.

Representing biodiversity at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, the obsolete glass menagerie has taken on new relevance under her watch: The models have become a benchmark for assessing the loss of sea life in the current Anthropocene epoch.

One of LVMH's top executives, Pietro Beccari was appointed the CEO of Fendi in February 2012, where he turned the Roman fur and leather house around, boosting brand awareness, elevating the perception of the product and creating new relevance with young consumers, a strategically important segment.

Get the Math makes connections between subject matter and personal experience to spark student interest and engagement: abstract concepts take on new relevance when a student learns how to apply them in daily situations.

Within contemporary contexts, Jaar's early inquiries into the politics of imagery and representation bear new relevance.

The question has new relevance now that outsider art can «break on through» to the downright respectable — in the case of Eugen Gabritschevsky, even embracing science.

Recent upsurges in the US — notably in Ferguson, Missouri — and the strides Obama has made for LGBT rights, have given Ligon's investigations into race equality and sexuality new relevance.

20 March - 4 April 2007 Much of what I saw at this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival gave new relevance to Paul Schrader's 1972...

The toughness ofRock, Hard, Place brings new relevance to sociopolitical resolve.

This group show, organized for the benefit of Squat Theater by Cornelia Lauf, an art historian, compares and contrasts degrees of contrivance in recent and older still lifes, thereby providing the former with pedigree, the latter with new relevance.

West Beach The West Beach bar gives the tradition of sundowners a whole new relevance and significance, as impressive Impressionist shades chase each other across the sky in the wake of the descending sun.

Robinson says Gaiman's immigration allegory takes on new relevance in the age of Donald Trump.

With Lorna Lynn Hershman Leeson asked the question very early on as to the increasing interference of surveillance technologies — a topic that has gained new relevance in a time when mediabased events are taking the place of those that can be directly experienced.

He said the story took on a new relevance after the Journal's report.

The discussion about the relationship of Christianity to other religions has given new relevance to a long - standing dispute between the Roman Catholic and the Orthodox Churches about the relation of the Holy Spirit to the other two persons of the Trinity — the so - called «filioque» («and the Son») dispute.

The realization of concomitant good and evil in history has given the justification aspect of grace a new relevance.

The older concept of Yahweh as a nature - god, specifically his association, as at Sinai, with an active volcano, persisted to lend force and literary expression to many devout utterances; also it took on, with the course of time, a new relevance.

Ottolenghi officially entered the business during his teenage years and because of that, trade shows took on new relevance.

2018-04-07 17:38 That Time Michael Lewis Complained About Dating A Hot Woman An old essay by the Moneyball author takes on new relevance.

That Time Michael Lewis Complained About Dating A Hot Woman An old essay by the Moneyball author takes on new relevance.

Ortega and company could have risked sacrilege and messed around more with «Rocky Horror,» not only trimming its length and improving its plot, but perhaps also teasing some new relevance out of the material.

In the hands of director / producer J.J Abrams, it has taken on a new relevance, and the second effort from Abrams, Into Darkness, is a spectacular success on all fronts.

Our teachers are asked to plan instruction around these learning expectations — when teachers guide, measure, and push students toward these skills, the learning takes on new relevance and rigor.

«Digital Leadership is a focused guide to using the many new channels of modern communication to engage families, tell your school's story, inspire staff growth and connection, and bring new relevance to the classroom.

The New Relevance of the Computer Lab Tony DeMonte The computer lab remains useful in a one - to - one device world.

It's a great game, and it has new relevance.

From Kiehl's perspective, these pieces bring to light a lesser - known side of Wojnarowicz as an environmentalist and have new relevance in the age of fracking.

Stanczak's work at Stux has a new relevance after Bridget Riley's London retrospective, in no small part because he plays the game so straight.

A pile of candy by Félix González - Torres takes on new relevance, amid Warhol's images of desire and death, but largely because the museum covers its butt with a warning that swallowing can cause choking.

By breaking down his source images and building them back up, Gonzales re-invests the canvas with a new relevance: history paintings for the digital age.

On the one hand, something feels too akin to pure showmanship rather than to art or science, despite the half inch of forward visibility, as if to give new relevance to Michael Fried's infamous dismissal of Minimalism as theater.

Discussion: Students, artists, curators and scholars met at Hamburger Bahnhof — Museum für Gegenwart Berlin and talked about a new relevance of Black Mountain College in regard to poetry, education, dance and other subjects.

Portrait of AA Bronson by Ari Marcopoulos Philip Aarons, Chair of the Printed Matter Board, said: «AA Bronson has accomplished a remarkable transformation of our institution over the last six years by bringing a clear, new relevance to young -LSB-...]