Sentences with phrase «predominant themes»

Predominant themes in her work include the physical and brutal presence of beings; the violence of human relationships, in which children play a major and ambiguous part (fetishism, sadomasochism); a strong sense of mise en scène; and the importance of the animal figure.

«So we do have this way of breaking down the country in these different interpretive units, these zones that have predominant themes but aren't necessarily totally obvious either.»

All three locations play a part in this collection of ten short stories which share two predominant themes - humanity's gluttony for nature, and teenagers finding their way into adulthood.

This conversation would not be about specific comments, but rather about any predominant themes:

«Back to the future,» in fact, is one way that Paul D. Houston, the executive director of the Arlington, Va. - based AASA, described the predominant themes in the report, which is based on a series of surveys with 55 educators, business leaders, policymakers, and others.

Predominant themes include forgiving and forgetting and granting second chances, but the manner in which these ideas are orchestrated deserves no critical mercy.

The story of Jose Mourinho's job security (or lack thereof) at Stamford Bridge has become one of the predominant themes of the 2015/16 Premier League season.

I have tried to bring order into this array of insightful scholarship by grouping them according to certain predominant themes, even though they merit attention each in their own right — and some prominently so.

Indeed, one of the predominant themes of the budget is increasing the workforce participation of women, which many say will bring big economic benefits for Canada.

Morgan Stanley is still forecasting strong consumer spending in 2018, but improving capex — and subsequently, productivity growth — in the U.S. and Europe could be a predominant theme, as the year goes on.

Morgan Stanley is still forecasting strong consumer spending in 2018, but improving capex could also be a predominant theme.

His predominant theme is the rise of a liberal model of civilisation which he traces from Protestantism, with its «rejection of the normative significance of tradition in the field of Christian dogma» (p. 6), followed by the Enlightenment, which placed an absolute value on the individual.

Three years later, in Tomorrow's Child, Alves contrasted «the love of power» that characterizes the predominant theme of our times with «the power of love,» and went on to state:

The placement and size of this text indicates that it's a predominant theme throughout the issue.

Sex is a predominant theme, but relationships are presented as more important.

The barrier issue of control was a highly predominant theme throughout the study.

Mirrors are a predominant theme at the fifth annual edition of Frieze New York on Randall's Island.

Here these eight artists use the body as the predominant theme, gendered and sexualized in all its strength and glory, questioning a 21st century predicament and narrative.

Here the predominant theme of the body becomes more visceral.

«Although man's imprint is a predominant theme in Celio's work, her ability to incorporate elements of urbanization within the natural world with a subtle hand is what makes her drawings so powerful.

The intimate relationship between art and fashion was the predominant theme at Pratt Institute's annual fashion show, featuring the works of 18 graduating seniors from the school's design program, Wednesday night.

If there is a predominant theme during Stage Five, it is the feeling of being in control of your life again.

The black and white palette seems to be a predominant theme in this home - and we're not complaining!

Red is the predominant theme in this large open - plan living room.

Not exact matches

Thus there is produced in final fixed form a Testament which, while in no sense suppressing the human word, nevertheless gives predominant place to the divine Word, justifying on the whole the prophetic theme:

«Äú [S] cores diluted by the use of tracked themes or other preexisting music, diminished in impact by the predominant use of songs, or assembled from the music of more than one composer shall not be eligible.

The lesson follows a step - by - step learning journey, in which students learn through: - Defining and exemplifying the key dramatic devices; - Relating key dramatic devices to the themes of confusion and deception; - Reading and comprehending the predominant plot events in Act II Scene I. - Completing an essay style response in which they consider how dramatic devices help to create Shakespeare's intended effects upon audiences.

Tutorial networks in public schools are a means to obviate a major distortion imposed on learners by the predominant culture that determines the themes that teachers and students should learn, and the times within which they should be mastered.

This is easily the most predominant way to distinguish your books as part of a series, is having a distinct design, logo or theme.

Hopefully, this doesn't come as a surprise to you — despite the concerns I express regularly, I believe this bullishness has been a predominant & underlying theme of the blog all along.

As for the music played, interestingly the most predominant melody seemed to be Vivi's Theme.

Recently, the predominant way that paintings have been presented and viewed has been in the context of a curatorial theme.

The 2017 theme, «Being Black Is Not a Risk Factor» will educate, empower, organize, and mobilize us to reclaim and reframe the predominant narrative about Black communities by highlighting the inherent strengths, assets, and resilience demonstrated by Black children and families.