Sentences with phrase «often unattached»

Kelly Akashi The human body often shows up in Kelly Akashi's sculptures, often unattached.

Individualism works well for young people, who are often unattached and working on finding themselves — adolescence and young adulthood are inherently self - focused life stages.

Not exact matches

Unattached Gruesomely nicknamed internal decapitation, this kind of injury often kills by severing the spine, impeding signals sent by the brain that tell the lungs to breathe from reaching their destination.

As these sexual relationships are often fleeting and unattached, the need for safe sex practices should be even more pronounced.

I was seated at the «singles table,» since brides often like to treat their unattached friends to my dating advice.

Cat relationships vs People relationships Cats are often labeled as unattached and aloof, but really they're just particular about how they show affection.

Cats are often labeled as unattached and aloof, but really they're just a little more independent, and may be more particular about how they show affection.

While sculpture in the past has been known for its finite form, he modified that definition, striving for a three - dimensionality that depended on the unattached organization of modular elements in a predetermined configuration, which is often a grid rather than a finite fixed immutability.

Andre thought of another definition: an unattached organization of modular elements in a predetermined configuration, often a grid, rather than a fixed immutability.

Unattached or insecurely attached children feel a deep sense of abandonment, which is often expressed in behavioral patterns.