Sentences with phrase «shows pure feelings»

Francine Tint shows pure feelings in her paintingsI never tire looking at them and finding different emotions.

Amazing girls are waiting for your messages and calls, they will show you pure feelings and real love.

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TalkSession's Thompson added, «I feel confident because I approach investors with pure intentions and a well - researched approach, a leadership style that shows decisiveness and ability to achieve milestones, a clear execution plan, a solid group of champions and experts with skills that supplement mine.»

Research shows that women of all ages who start a strength training workout, similar to Pure Barre, report that they feel healthier, more fit and have an improved self - image than before starting the workout.

Well I guess I will step out and show how crazy I really am but I look at God as being pure energy, our bodies, our minds, everything we see is driven by energy and the «feeling» I spoke of is similar to an electrical charge.

Perhaps the emotional outpouring was pure nostalgia, but it's possible that it's both deeper and simpler than that: the show made kids feel seen and valued, and that played a critical part in their mental health and development.

From the moment you log on, you will feel that you have entered a world of pure pleasures thanks to the sleek and elegant design that shows you what you can expect.

But it's really Chalamet's show, and every note he hits as Elio feels pure and true.

We feel and there is a place and reason for those who responsibly show and breed pure breed dogs.

These, rather than the more celebrated works of the»50s and early»60s, were the high point of the MoMA show for me — far from typical of the normally hyperactive Rauschenberg, but the works in which his love of pure surface feels most deeply meditated.

«Unreasonable Sized Paintings» (a term neither limited to unorthodox variations in canvas shape nor monumentally sized paintings), showing at SVA Chelsea Gallery, refers to the work of painters who, during occasional unpremeditated episodes, feel compelled to make paintings that are neither specific studies of larger or smaller paintings nor parts of particular ongoing series, but rather the byproduct of pure pleasure or the release of spontaneous thoughts that need to be concretized without limitations.

Three years ago, I reviewed Drawing on the Utopic, Thomas's solo show of collages and drawings at Storefront in Bushwick, where I felt that each piece represented an «act of pure invention,» which managed to navigate «randomness without becoming arbitrary.»

The show also offers his experiments with three - dimensional printing, seen in his Circus of Pure Feeling for Malevich, 4 Square Circus, 16 parts (2009), which consists of four wooden tables with a variety of small, rapid - prototyped objects.