Sentences with phrase «pathos knows»

This is because the sufferer in and through his or her pain - pathos knows that God participates in human pain.

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We know more about (logos) God and we know more of God (pathos) than Job ever did, namely through the revelation of God in Jesus Christ.

Shes not well known, Pathos is not an atheist site and if anything it seems her catholic boyfriend convinced her into this.

I do not know who the girl is, but her cry has in it a universal pathos:

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The surpassing of pathos, that we have discerned in the movement of wisdom when it transforms suffering into knowing how to suffer, thus becomes in a way the theme of the Psalter.

A more lofty and idealistic one is that most of us, as Jews, hardly know ourselves or have a sense of Judaism that is not in some way tied up with our experience as cultured members of Western Civilization, which is Christianized not only in an explicit religious sense but also in the pathos and longing of its secular consciousness, as exemplified in its literature and art.

We all know Che met an unpleasant end, but Del Toro's Che is magnetic on screen, and he portrays the man with pathos to the end.

Aristotle's theory of rhetoric holds that there are three modes of persuasion that a speaker can use to sway an audience: logos or logic, credibility or ethos, and the emotional appeal known as pathos.

was surprised just how good this film is.The humour and pathos of this film is quite moving.There is no - one remotely attractive in the cast, it is full of strange looking redneck Americans living in semi wilderness.Everyone is poverty stricken.The sadness of old age is there, as is the regrets of past memories, and the desperation of the son to heal the wounds of his father's past life.The acting is brilliant even with the bit part actors with the sunburnt aged faces.The fathers grumpy reticence is counters by his truculent wife, who never has a good word for anybody with her vicious put downs, which is at times laugh out loud funny.A funny sad and moving film about the sheer desperate meanderings of life and old age.

Director Neil Burger (Divergent) knows when to pepper scenes with comic moments and when to season lightly with pathos.

John Early and Meredith Hagner as Elliott and Portia are marvels in roles that should be written off as second comings of Will & Grace's Jack and Karen, but are imbued with so much pathos and nuance that you're no longer merely infatuated with them as second - banana comedic relief, but instead endeared to their worst tendencies.

It's also a shame that the Coopers» daughter is no longer a toddler but a teen; that the zombies apparently know how to use tools in the prologue (a brick to break a window) but lose that ability for the rest of the film; and that moments of real pathos, especially during the epilogue, are narrated into homily.

He illuminates whole timelines of Ballinger's life with more pathos than the film really knows what to do with — he (like the film) is most insightful when no one's talking.

Best - case scenario: The movie captures the book's mix of pathos, poignancy, and tension, showing a small world through the eyes of a boy who's never known any other.

Reeves knows how to eke pathos from CGI and heartbreak from teenaged vampires: He's perfect for this story about the beasts that lie within.

At - risk children running wild and having too much fun to know why they're hurting inside; a poverty - line motel named the Magic Castle, a cruelly short distance from Orlando's Walt Disney World, run by a kindly, big - hearted manager; a pace of perpetual motion set by the 6 - year - old with the reckless mother at the narrative center: It sounds like the stuff of vicious pathos.

Anaya gives the brunt on the pathos of this film, never giving away too much no matter how over-the-top or exaggerated the story gets.

A few things in our world transcend national boundaries or even language: laughter, music, pathos — and, apparently, Deal or No Deal.

In a franchise known for bombastic action and cheesy dialogue, moments of pathos are few and far between.

Here it's worth noting that for many years the artist worked as a studio assistant to Red Grooms, a painter known for extracting great humor (and pathos) from warped spatial perspectives, mostly of scenes set in New York.

Situating Rothko's work of this period in relation to his later work — the luminous floating blocks of painted colors for which he is best known — Kertess remarks: «The work he created in the 1930s is filled with an intensity, pathos, and brooding light that embody not only his personal sense of dislocation, but that of much of the population at large during the decade of the Depression.

But it miraculously stops short of ugliness as we know it, or hilarity, or pathos, or shock.»

He is best known for his laughter - inducing works that consider the dichotomies of humor and pathos within the human condition.

David is not widely known in the UAE but Robbins hopes this new audience will be receptive, as she believes that the humour and pathos that runs through his work is not specific to a certain culture.

Capturing everything from local coming - of - age ceremonies to school life and funerals as well as the surrounding landscape, these photographs are shot through with vitality, pathos and temporal complexity: half - naked children splashing in a mountain river; the shocking sight of a small shrine knocked on its side; a poem, scrawled onto a wall, that reads Dete iku mono no / kanashisa o / aa, dare ga wakatte / kureyou ka / Waga itoshiki / yama yo, kawa yo (Oh, who can share the sorrow of the one who has to leave?

Humour, sadness, elation, depression; pathos, ebullience, turbulence; love, hate, attraction, revulsion; pointing, pushing, pulling, cavorting; turning, tossing, tumbling, twisting; rock and roll, victory and defeat; all the elements, in fact, of intense human interaction and drama that were once the province of figurative art, particularly figurative painting — where they formed the pretext upon which was built a profound diversity of imaginative visual constructs — are seemingly no longer at the behest of figurative art, which languishes in states of mock - academia or faux - avant - gardism, by turns bathetic, mundane or grotesque... all that human content is now, surprisingly but necessarily, the prerogative of the abstract artist.

Arguments based in pathos commonly take the form of non-sequiturs — also known as fallacies of irrelevance.

The subject as it appears on the Net, at Your Dictionary, perhaps applies here... Examples of Ethos, Logos, and Pathos Aristotle's «ingredients for persuasion» — otherwise known as «appeals» — are known by the names of ethos, pathos, and Pathos Aristotle's «ingredients for persuasion» — otherwise known as «appeals» — are known by the names of ethos, pathos, and pathos, and logos.