Sentences with phrase «peculiar relationship»

As chance plays a role in Spelios finding the printed matter, so it continues in creating peculiar relationships between the disparate elements associated in the collage.

When the movie isn't concerning itself with the robbery, it relies on tired jokes and peculiar relationship comedy and / or melodrama, but the entire time, it doesn't concern itself with being particularly funny, exciting, or entertaining.

Its observance is the affirmation of the peculiar relationship of grace between God and Israel and of the fact that it is God himself who sanctifies the people (vs. 13).

The symbolization of a reunified mankind was not just pious talk in early Christianity, but a quite important way of conceptualizing and dramatizing the Christians» awareness of their peculiar relationship to the larger societies around them.

Their peculiar relationship ignites when Longo uses Finkel's name when he's apprehended by the police.

Having grown up as the most grounded member of his small family, he has developed a peculiar relationship with his parents, playing to their expectations while studying them as though they were lab rats, charting with alarm their declining sex life.

Simultaneously hilarious, wild, and bizarre The Banksy Job further illuminates the crazy world of street art and the peculiar relationships between the artists — in particular, Banksy and the artist known as AK47.

Likewise, the fact that data on 20 schools show a peculiar relationship with any variable is unremarkable.

The «anchored» quality of paintings as images «other - than», along with their peculiar relationship to time or duration, are aspects of the discipline that I remain keenly interested in, despite any changes my work has undergone.

Fathers and sons often have a peculiar relationship.

In Australia, man stands in a special and peculiar relationship to the land.

Like Eve Essex and Stuart Sherman, mentioned in my other posts, Brooklyn - based artist Bibi Calderaro has a peculiar relationship to performance and audience.