Sentences with phrase «precariousness even»

Accordingly, the actualization of the divine presence in the universe would have a fragility and precariousness even more delicately intense than that of our own minds with respect to their physical subsidiaries.

Not exact matches

The precariousness of those numbers, and the company's squeamishness about them, became evident even as the process wended toward finalization, providing just one more reason to hit the pause, if not the stop, button.

The precariousness of their lives, their desperate situations, and for many even the manner in which they died has meant that much of their work has been lost.

This task is even more pressing in the context of the depoliticising affects of neoliberal governance — which repackages widening inequalities and social precariousness under the distorting myth of individual choice and self - responsibility.

They appear to call us back to the unknowable, to the turbulent precariousness that is our human consciousness, yet all the while maintaining, or even sustaining an unwavering connection to the present.

This artist has grown up in a place where there are full - scale utopias, their thinking has been profoundly influenced by Brazilian modernist architecture and even more, by its contrast with the visible at the foot of its buildings precariousness.

When I look at those C - Swing paintings, because of their extreme physicality and their precariousness of form, they seem to have more in common with Ronald Bladen's elemental and geometric structures, than they do with any sort of gestural paintings, even with the potential reference to Franz Kline's calligraphic gestures.

However, even as it dismissed the application, the HRTO made several important findings about the dimensions of precariousness faced by migrant farm workers: