Sentences with phrase «seemingly impenetrable»

You'd be forgiven for thinking that London's streets are paved with gold, for while the rest of the country was dealing with the aftermarth of the hemorrhaging property market, the capital has been basking in a, seemingly impenetrable, bubble.

Once seemingly impenetrable behemoths, airlines have become remarkably accessible thanks to social media, especially in the real - time world of Twitter.

It's in there, somewhere, behind those seemingly impenetrable defenses.

By working with new forms of participatory engagement, we also aim to facilitate the sharing of perspective needed for polarized groups to discuss and enact change in seemingly impenetrable systems of justice.

In the United States performance artist Matthew Barney has enjoyed similar success with his seemingly impenetrable Cremaster Cycle, for which New York's Guggenheim Museum allowed him to bounce off its whitewashed walls dressed in a kilt and carrying a bloodied rag in his teeth.

Seemingly impenetrable from the outside, Jeremy Sharma's exhibition «Spectrum Version 2.2» thrusted viewers into a sensuous visual and aural space that was disorienting and comforting upon entry.

Quiet, dark, seemingly impenetrable darkness, the works in this exhibition capture the physical expression of Berthot's meditative silence

Though seemingly impenetrable, his work achieves visceral duality.

The carefully selected, closely framed shots made using 35 mm film are filled completely by the seemingly impenetrable, monochromatic patterns of the rainforest flora, and — with the exception of the obvious existence of a camera — do not evoke any kind of human presence.

«Dense, dark and seemingly impenetrable, Grimes» landscapes are a mix of realism and abstract expressionism, the kind of unvarnished look one could imagine coming at the break of day through the eyes of an inchoate creature.»

By advancing outwardly he risked pushing the viewer away, greeting them but at the same time pressing and almost suffocating them with his seemingly impenetrable fabric of paint.

The cuboid arch of the top structure seems to enclose — protectively — the two interlocking L - shapes that form the base; it is unified, tightly aligned, seemingly impenetrable, but clearly broken.

I'll never forget seeing the armed police guards constantly posted at my Metro stop, getting swabbed for Anthrax (Bacillus anthracis bacteria) after setting foot in my local post office, enduring countless Code Red (i.e., severe) Homeland Security Advisor System warnings to tape my windows shut, and witnessing the massive hole bored deep into the seemingly impenetrable walls of the Pentagon during my drive to work.

Perhaps not the holy grail for a new writer, but a scaled down, still just as gleaming, slightly less voluminous cup which is but one step closer in the long and seemingly impenetrable process of becoming traditionally published.

Will Gwen pierce the seemingly impenetrable armor around Alex's heart?

Set in 1946 during the Chinese Civil War, the film stars Zhang Hanyu as Yang, a courageous People's Liberation Army reconnaissance officer who discovers a thousand - strong horde of bandits in a seemingly impenetrable mountain stronghold, and goes undercover to see if he can bring them down from within — or at least keep them from slaughtering his tiny band of 30 soldiers.

Just after settling in behind their seemingly impenetrable fortress of shutters and security cameras, the son of the family who is unsure of the whole process lets a homeless man in need of help into the house.

With a seemingly impenetrable computer program to hack, a man - made earthquake to generate and some highly secure diamonds to steal, there should be plenty of tension building on the screen.

The conceit is right there in the name: A bunch of guys — it's almost always guys, though that's beginning to change — team up to swipe something valuable from a seemingly impenetrable stronghold, often with the odds stacked against them.

The perilous nature of their jobs leads them to bury their vulnerability beneath seemingly impenetrable layers of professionalism, machismo, and sarcastic humor.

The world of NASCAR is weird and seemingly impenetrable for people who don't have a very powerful affection for both cars and ovals, but that's what makes it such a good setting for a movie.

Left in possession of his sprawling, remote home outfitted with a seemingly impenetrable high - tech security system and more motion - detector - sensored rooms than one man could possibly need, Shaun and her children soon find themselves at the mercy of a ragtag gang of thieves in search of a fortune stashed on the property.

Bille August is a photographer - turned - director whose penchant for weaving deeply personal stories eventually gave way to adapting seemingly impenetrable novels into moderately successful features.

Any angry thoughts, any childlike disobedience is buried deep beneath a seemingly impenetrable surface of sweetness.

To overcome this seemingly impenetrable barrier, the Salk researchers exploited one of the mechanisms that allow the brain to import essential nutrients and molecules such as cholesterol from the bloodstream.

LA JOLLA — A synthetic derivative of vitamin D was found by Salk Institute researchers to collapse the barrier of cells shielding pancreatic tumors, making this seemingly impenetrable cancer much more susceptible to therapeutic drugs.

On Monday, federal prosecutors in Mr. Silver's corruption trial turned to a relatively obscure staff member on the Assembly Ways and Means Committee whose title seemed as bland as the job he held — deputy budget director for budget studies — to open a window into the seemingly impenetrable world of state finances that Mr. Silver controlled.

It's also a slight dent in the SNP's seemingly impenetrable armour.

In the first place, there is a wide zone of obscurity at the level of the zoological surface of hominization, seemingly impenetrable to our most searching methods of investigating the past, in which we can discern almost no outward evidence of the distinction between Irreflection and Reflection, although this had already been born.

Sören Kierkegaard reacted against Hegel's seemingly impenetrable system by raising the existential ethical concern, the problem of choice.

Condemnation from within the legalistic element of the culture has built seemingly an impenetrable wall through which no reasonable or rational dialogue may pass.

And, these approaches just may well be what you and your organization may need to break through the seemingly impenetrable thirty - nine percent barrier.

The more important takeaway, though, is that this upheaval is happening at all: even a seemingly impenetrable clubby human interaction - driven industry like venture capital is susceptible to change that, in retrospect, is really quite radical.

Your job as a marketer is, in part, to make the seemingly impenetrable easily understood, to lose the corporate Frankenspeak and convey your business's value in human, accessible terms.

Not exact matches

In anticipation of the impending Blu release, we have an exclusive Disaster Artist clip featuring Franco and Wiseau seemingly trying to one - up each other with impenetrable accents.