Sentences with phrase «often ugly world»

The gubernatorial hopeful already has a critical advantage in the often ugly world of campaigning: candidate hair.

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The world can be an ugly place, james, and religion often makes it uglier, of that there is no doubt.

Through time he has gotten to know many other parents all around the world, but he's also seen the ugly side of the internet — with many trolls lacking a basic understanding of how severe allergies can be, especially as it's «not something people often have a direct relationship to,» he told us.

With that reminder, let's take a second to look at one of those moments when a person and his words really did change the world, when someone did succeed in making lives easier and prospects brighter, when someone did help make this often - ugly political process yield to a higher cause.

In Drive, Only God Forgives, and The Neon Demon, his exacting, tightly realized compositions are often so exhaustingly detailed on the surface as to suggest the shallowness and ugly realities of his subjects in the imagery alone — the underworld, the fashion world, the drug trade, and other such dubious enterprises.

Not content to point out that the world is an ugly place, The Anniversary Party dares to suggest that the world's ugliness is very often a product of marauding hordes of neurotic internal demons.

But often, because the account was personal, it was passionate and real, and even if I didn't care much for olive oil or ugly little dogs, the accounts were a joy to read and often taught us something unexpected about the world.

As Robert Rosenblum states in his 2002 essay for the Marlborough New York exhibition of paintings by Francis Bacon «within this world of widely varied nudity, Francis Bacon might be seen as pioneer and reigning monarch, shifting rapidly, as he could from the immediate stimulus of the always imperfect, often ugly flesh he scrutinized in real - life models and photographs all the way to the fantastic, theatrical constructions that could evoke everything from Aeschylus's Oresteia to the nightmares of the twentieth century's two world wars».