Sentences with phrase «show affinity»

But some indications show affinity marketing is already a strong and growing market force.

The Rheingold predominantly collects artists which, as students or teachers, show an affinity to Düsseldorf's Art Academy and the Rhenish art scene.

For example, his sculptures show affinity to the work of Dan Flavin and James Turrell, pioneers in the fields of Minimalist and Light - and - Space art, respectively, echoing their use of light to frame and define space in the built environment.

This development can be seen in the floor sculptures Figure with Nganga (1984) and Untitled (1983 - 84), which show an affinity to works she made in the landscapes of places like Cuba, Iowa, and Mexico.

Girls show an affinity toward personal styling from a tender age.

Eating is an important opportunity to show our affinity for others, to bond and build trust and rapport.

UFC superstar Conor McGregor has never been shy in showing his affinity for Celtic, but it earned him a drenching this week.

This could have helped him to get the nomination — NASA administrator Charles Bolden is himself a former shuttle pilot, and has shown an affinity for fellow astronauts.

And when a perfectly conservative, dusty pink knitwear ensemble came out just before a man wearing high - heeled platform shoes, it showed an affinity for the old Westwood truth that subversion comes in many shapes and forms.

«Milk» strikes me as a more Yank - centric piece of history that might miss with the Brits (as it did with the HFPA), and while «The Reader» hasn't been a resounding critical success over in the UK, BAFTA voters have previously shown an affinity for such literary, highbrow material.

Despite showing an affinity for marrying mood with vision, it has taken nearly a decade for Braff to get behind the director's chair again with Wish I Was Here, requiring a crowdsourcing campaign on Kickstarter to fund.

From purrs and play to cuddles on your lap, here are three simple ways your feline shows her affinity.

Another sculpture, this one firmly on its pedestal, shows his affinity for Mark di Suvero — who just happens to take over a window across the street.

This is just one of the strange and awkward meetings that attempt to show the affinities between the two artists, in a fraught, unbalanced exhibition called Behind the Mask, Another Mask.

Vári's sensibility shows an affinity with Goya's visceral treatment of supernatural subject matter that allegorises socio - political realities.

Continuing to pursue expression in a bold palette, in recent decades Lipsky has continued to refine her personalized abstraction into an ever more controlled expression of color, line, and form, showing an affinity for the styles being developed by minimalist painters.

Acquavella Galleries and Pace Gallery are collaborating to present «Calder / Miró: Constellations» to show affinities between the two artists, who were both working on constellation - like works during World War II while separated by the Atlantic Ocean.

Later, he fitted geometric shapes together in rectangular works that combined elements of painting and sculpture, assemblages that showed an affinity with artists like Robert Rauschenberg and Louise Nevelson.»

One problem, however, as Barnaby Wright points out in his essay, «Jasper Johns — Regrets» (2014), which is included in the catalogue accompanying the exhibition, Jasper Johns: Regrets, at the Courtauld Gallery, London (September 12 — December 14, 2014), is that Johns has never shown any affinity with «the populist imagery of Andy Warhol or the «objective» flatness of Frank Stella.»

His work from this period shows an affinity with the abstract idiom of the group, as well as the influence of modernist masters such as Paul Klee, Kasimir Malevich and Piet Mondrian.

The dreamlike quality of his work shows an affinity with Surrealist artists such as Joan Miró, another native of Barcelona.»

Eva Hesse is best known for the ethereal sculptures she created out of latex and fiberglass, a body of work that shows affinities with the concerns of Minimalism but can not be easily characterized under any particular art movement.

Of course Justices Breyer and Kennedy are aguably our most European Justices and they keep showing their affinity for judge - centered criminal justice procedures.

While it's impossible to stay on top of all the latest tech trends, millennials have shown an affinity to several platforms that aren't going away soon.

Not exact matches

If you are to succeed with boomer and senior clientele, you need to give a lot of thought to how you can show respect, and how you might err and show disrespect; to staffing with people trained and coached in this and, ideally, with affinity to the clients; and in policing the procedures you settle on.

Garrett sees the advantage of being a network with the earliest show as catching viewers first and hoping they continue to watch your station, build an affinity for it, and call in with news tips.

Besides, consumers have shown a strong affinity for online play, particularly social games such as Zynga's FarmVille.

But she stresses that study groups show that investors have an affinity for advisers of a similar gender or ethnic background — those «who «get them» and share common experiences,» she says.

With such major centers of the new evangelicalism as Fuller Seminary now showing a good deal more affinity to neo-orthodoxy than to fundamentalism (see Gerald T. Sheppard, «Biblical Hermeneutics: The Academic Language of Evangelical Identity,» Union Seminary Quarterly Review 32 [Winter 1977, pp. 81 - 94]-RRB-, surely we must be cautious both about assuming flatly a «decline» of classic liberalism and about implying a one - to - one relation between the liberal ideologies, whatever their current condition, and the oldline denominational structures.

She casts doubt on the assertion that there is an intrinsic affinity between certain religious ideas and political orientations by showing how similar ideas lead to different outcomes in different settings.

The explanation shows Altizer's affinity for the apocalyptic poetry of William Blake that we observed above.

There is of course no special affinity between crankiness as such and superior intellect, (Superior intellect, as Professor Bain has admirably shown, seems to consist in nothing so much as in a large development of the faculty of association by similarity.)

Peirce's synechism or insistence that continuity is of prime importance in philosophy and his effort to show that continuity fundamentally has no gaps (although continuity is nevertheless open to spontaneous, emergent developments) exhibit a fundamental affinity with Bergson.

If an idea coalesces with certain other ideas it does not show undue influence or corruption but «an antecedent affinity to them.

Ideologically, there had already existed an affinity between conservatism and anti-abortionism, but as Ziegler shows, these social currents strengthened and deepened the bond between the Republican party and the pro-life movement.

In the Acts of Thomas, which show on many points a remarkable affinity with the Gospel of Thomas, Thomas is addressed in the following terms: Thou twin of Christ, apostle of the most High and initiate in the hidden word of Christ, who receivest his secret orders, fellow worker with the Son of God.

Zephaniah, who may borrow directly or indirectly from Amos, shows such strong affinity with Isaianic motifs as to raise the question of his possible connection with circles of Isaianic prophetism.

Combined with the new PowerBar Plant Protein Nourishing Snack Bar, PowerBar's launches show the brand's affinity toward specific protein types, a tactic linked to the clean label trend.

A new and expanded survey on the organic attitude of U.S. families released September 14 by the Organic Trade Association shows that Millennials are big buyers of organic, and that becoming a parent will only deepen the strong affinity for organic shared by this powerful generation.

Van Persie has stated on many occasions his affinity for Arsenal and Arsene Wenger and has shown leadership on the pitch for the Gunners.

Yet the opposite is true: New Labour lost 4 million votes between 1997 - 2005 plus a further 1 million by 2010 precisely because it wholly neglected its working class base and showed that its closest affinities were with the employers, the City and the very rich.

The carp sold in Prague marketplaces showed an unexpected affinity to the cardinal directions.

The first sample showed a strong affinity with northern Britain, specifically the region in which current black - faced breeds such as Swaledale, Rough Fell and Scottish Blackface are common.

What is more, different metal substrates show varying affinities for detecting particular molecules.

Membrane filtration is considered among the most promising and widely used processes for water treatment and desalination... Carbon nanotubes (CNT) have shown great potential in water, wastewater treatment and desalination as they have many attractive key physicochemical properties with the ability to be functionalized to enhance their affinity and selectivity.»

«I knew we were on the right track when phosphoarginine showed a strong binding affinity to ClpCP,» says Débora Broch Trentini, a postdoc in the Clausen lab and the first author of the Nature paper.

While the Devil's Gate samples show high genetic affinity to the Ulchi, fishermen from the same area who speak the Tungusic language, they are also close to other Tungusic - speaking populations in present day China, such as the Oroqen and Hezhen.

The pictures show that human Argonaute has a single binding site for GW182, and that binding of the guide sequence increases the affinity of the Argonaute and GW182.

«Our findings show that the GAD antibody affinity is a valuable new diagnostic marker in LADA patients.

The mitochondrial DNA sequences from the Syrian skeletons showed what the team calls «strong affinities» with ancient DNA recently recovered from roughly 7000 - year - old farming villages in both Germany and Spain, confirming that populations in the Middle East were indeed the source of later farming populations in Europe.