Sentences with phrase «often linger over»

Lees often lingers over these works for decades, providing his quotidian subjects with an obsessive materiality that is contrasted with a near spiritual invocation.

Not exact matches

So often we don't want to take the time to dig a little deeper, thinking that it's too time consuming, yet arguments can linger over the rest of the day, creating a pall over what should be a loving day of connection and respite from our busy lives.

Often introduced as «one of America's most familiar faces,» it's likely that you've caught a glimpse of Ron Masak either in one of his over 300 appearances in various television shows, on that commercial that lingers in the back of your memory somewhere (he was once blessed with the moniker «king of commercials» and was the voice of the Vlassic Pickle Stork for 15 years), or maybe in one of his 15 feature film appearances.

Preminger and cinematographer Joseph LaShelle often tellingly linger on visual details that suggest incarceration, such as, most literally, the bars over the windows of a prison, or, more suggestively, the beams of street railings or the panes of apartment windows that reveal the busy city to be ever - present even within people's homes.

When novels have beguiled the public and made their way to cinema and television several times over, it often becomes impossible to judge new interpretations on their own merits, with the shadow of previous versions lingering in the mind.

Every so often, in the hills of northern Italy, travelers still stumble onto caches of rusting grenades beneath the snow and ice that lingers from World War I. Italian and Austrian soldiers once crept over these heights under the shade of night, their ears red as raw meat from the snow.

When personal conflicts occur and get resolved within the couple relationship, but close members of the inner circle are made privy to one side of the issue, long after the issue is over, the knowledge of that deep, personal feelings of their often skewed (because they only heard one side of the argument) perception lingers.