Sentences with phrase «puzzling over the form»

The authors spend a few pages puzzling over the form of religious clusters, and their observations can help us understand today's discontents and contentments.

Governor General Award - winning artist and writer Robert Fones is widely celebrated for his exquisitely rendered paintings and hybrid photographic sculptures that make us puzzle over the forms that surround us in our everyday, zeroing in on the most engaging paradoxes of visual perception.

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Now, this is completely un-Greek; II Clement 3.2 avoids this construction while explicitly quoting the saying in its Matthaean form, the version in Rev. 3.5 does not have it, and the Greek fathers Heracleon, Clement of Alexandria and Chrysostom all puzzle over what it can mean.

Scientists have long puzzled over how the particles form, however.

Researchers puzzle over precisely how teleost fishes, such as this spotted sailfin sucker catfish, evolved a dazzling array of forms.

Scientists are puzzling over where the H5N8 strain, never before seen in a highly pathogenic form, originated.

The supermassive black hole formed during the earliest moments of the universe, which has researchers puzzled over how it got to be so big.

Another dangerous obstacle and puzzle device comes in the form of darkness, or rather a purple / blue fog that damages Garcia over time if he stays inside it for too long.

Title: Metrico Version Tested: PlayStation 4 Available On: PlayStation 4, PC Developer: Digital Dreams Publisher: Digital Dreams Genre: Puzzle, Platformer Official Site: http://metrico-game.com/ Release Date: August 23, 2016 Where to Buy: Steam, PlayStation Marketplace Metrico could be described as the epitome of «form over function.»

One of Project Arts Centre's most ambitious exhibitions to date, it will «puzzle over signs, forms and communication, motivated by one of the major problems facing our planet — the markings and warnings around nuclear burial sites.»

Painted fabric over plaster and wood, Nikravan's architectural jigsaw puzzles don't make sense; the objects feel alien, as if one is looking at the backside of a sculpture or through a window — some sit awkwardly on top of plexiglass plinths reminiscent of TV consoles others are pinned on the wall their looping forms unsatisfactorily interrupted.

A fine line darts over the surface in a puzzling trajectory — perhaps describing some hidden form but remaining determinedly enigmatic.

The 12 Associated Clinical Signs are all of the other puzzle pieces which form a picture of three cats playing in the garden, with a watering can over here, and butterflies above the flowers.