Sentences with phrase «simple a gesture as»

A simple gesture as using the back burners to cook when children are around, or remembering to turn all pot handles toward the back of the stove, can go a long way.

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It was a random, simple gesture that meant so much to me as a loyal customer.

One could say that Luther was struggling to free himself from the arid Western conceptualism which could not adequately describe either the gesture as a human rite or the spiritual theology needed to interpret it, let alone the simple Greek text based on the Aramaic words that went with the original gestures.

By his action, Bergson taught that the integrity and courage of a lifetime can be expressed in a gesture as simple, as profound, as acutely motivated, and yet as free as that of pinning a yellow armband, emblazoned with the Star of David, on one's sleeve.

I love giving baked good as gifts, it's such a simple gesture but the expression I get when I give these to friends is priceless.

It was a gesture of frustration, as simple as that.

Later on, your baby will be able to express more complex ideas such as «I'm done with my milk» with a simple gesture such as putting her palms up at shoulder height.

It can be a simple gesture such as a tap on the arm or a code word you both agree on.

The more quickly these needs are met, the more secure the baby will feel, and the more able to communicate his needs in other ways as he grows older, and learns to use gestures and simple words.

• They may also now be able to put objects into a container and understand and respond to simple instructions as well as let you know what they want with gestures.

This includes simple gestures such as making the time to say, «I love you,» to talk, and to do things together that both partners enjoy.

This manifested in simple gestures of appreciation such as being thanked or recognized for doing a mundane task that keeps the household running smoothly: unloading the dishwasher or stopping by the store to pick up a carton of milk.

Take this pose (simple seated pose) and mudra, or gesture, of your choice as a meditation, reflecting on the inversion and spinal extension sequence you just completed and what may have «risen to the top» for you as a result.

These gestures can be as simple as snapping a picture of a happy couple together, paying for a stranger's latte, or writing a thank you note to a friend.

Despite Kim's reputation as a master of Asian extreme horror, this kind of understated scene - setting is really where he most clearly excels; his command of mood, tone, and atmosphere make even the simplest gestures worth relishing in detail.

Simple gestures such as popping a chocolate in everyone's pigeon hole, and events like the Friday Reverse Park Challenge, and Week of Wellness are putting smiles on faces and building collegiality.

Simple and genuine gestures, such as regularly greeting students, talking to students, and addressing students by name, help to make students feel connected.»

Simple touch technologies, including a basic feature such as gesturing (which are used on handheld devices such as tablets and smart phones), is one of the reasons why interactive LED panels have been so successful in classrooms, with even pre-schoolers being able to use the technology without training or instruction.

The all - new 7 - Series features a new audio and communication interface that uses simple midair finger gestures to control functions such as audio volume.

BMW also used the Canadian International Auto Show to put the spotlight on several of its innovative features, such as industry - first Gesture Control, which enables the driver to perform certain vehicle functions with simple hand movements.

In response, the Council sends a single magus, Aquinas Moore, as a token gesture, but what starts as a simple diplomatic mission for Aquinas turns into a struggle for existence against a foe more terrible than any of them has ever encountered, which has already infiltrated the halls of power.

Also, pinching and zooming worked surprisingly well, given how unresponsive the display could be when it came to simpler gestures, such as tapping.

With gestures, you can maximize the display's real estate for apps (you get a lot more out of a 7» display with gestures than if you didn't have them) as you can swipe in your options, display the status bar (view notifications) and even jump between apps and close them with simple movements.

While the move will likely help bolster the company's image as a great place to work, observers suspect there's more to the gesture than simple goodwill.

Many praised the attempt at offering a motion control scheme for the Wii, however some had issues with the overall responsiveness of the motion controlling, as combat could devolve into simple gestures, which is a shame as the actual combat mechanics are possibly some of the deepest in any Zelda game.

The core gameplay of muBlip is simple: learn multi-touch gesture patterns then repeat them as accurately as possible.

The Shift Launcher uses all advantages of a mobile device, such as sensors and gestures to control the user behaviour.This provides efficient control on the one hand and a simple, overseeable UI on the other.Bored of static wallpaper?

Most of all, she could concentrate on paint, with a gesture as simple as pushing a brush against canvas.

This simple gesture initiated a succession of material experiments that would come to be known as his extramurals — contoured paintings made by rending, lacerating, pulling and wrapping bands of fabric around stretcher bars or panels, sometimes with the additional structure of wire armature.

The concept comes as a simple gesture: ask an artist to offer his / her time and creativity to express the LIVESTRONG message and raise funds for the Lance Armstrong Foundation which is committed -LSB-...]

Because what I did miss here, as I do at all of the closely curated fairs, is the direct communion between artist and viewer best expressed as «simple gesture» — the artwork equivalent of that offered by Henri Rousseau, who invited a few artists to his studio, and laid out one of his paintings on the floor for them to walk on because he had no carpet.

Related to the artist's neon work (Human Sexual Experience from 1985) Untitled considers how a seemingly simple gesture can also serve as an entry to reveal underlying meanings and systems of communication.

The human impetus to create self - prints can be as simple as a child's finger painting, and as poignant and poetic an assertion of one's presence in the world as the stenciled, silhouetted outlines of human hands found in prehistoric cave paintings — both gestures seeming to declare: «I was here.»

Works such as The Blues (2011) were created using the cardboard box that the clay arrived in — a simple gesture that transformed mere packaging into a mould.

Speaking of her process, Serena says: «My work originates from an interest for handicrafts and as such, carried out in a patient and laborious way, it uses the sum of gestures that are repeated and prolonged through time in order to transform materials as simple as fabric and thread into large sculptural and pictorial objects that are structured in an organic and flexible way.

As an active member of the group SHRIMPS (Paul Casey, Gayle Youngquist, Steve Nagler, Ryan Hill et Weba Garretson), he performed a series of familiar and simple gestures: holding, throwing, falling, kissing, cadencing, rocking; performances that oscillated between radicality and the absurd, both transpiring through the photographs taken during the performance.

They were a collective of choreographers, such as Trisha Brown, Steve Paxton, and Yvonne Rainer, who really took the expressiveness out of dance but injected it back through simpler gestures.

Ann Middleton Wagner takes the initials as a reminder of the simple signs and gestures in her work.

Although superficially similar to many abstract expressionist paintings made around the time it was produced, it is its audacity as such a crude gesture which makes this simple painting the more progressive for 1968.

The exhibition includes one gray slash painting that Fontana made in 1960 alongside work by Amy Feldman, Maximilian Schubert, and Alan Wiener — younger artists who have each adopted an element of Fontana's approach, from using monochromatic color to exploring simple hand - drawn gesture and treating paintings as objects.

In previous projects Bajo has invited performing artists to engage with a simple square of black fabric as a gesture of anarchist resistance to social control; commissioned weavers from India to reinterpret an abstract image derived from a highly pixilated portrait of anarchist godmother Emma Goldman; and translated anarchist manifestos into musical notation which was then performed by a string quartet and accompanied by an improvised choreography.

As these paintings attest «the simplest gesture is the most profound.»

With ambitious and spectacular acts, as well as simple gestures, Pivi playfully appropriates cultural symbols, resulting in unexpected visuals that also appear surprisingly familiar.

Miami Art Museum (reopening in their new venue as the Pérez Art Museum Miami) presents «a simple, stoic gesture» with South Korean artist, Kimsooja, «using her body as a conduit for critical...

This simple gesture not only reintroduces «the hand» into the formula, but it as well, returns the idea of abstraction to the cultural sources that it was once taken from: Non-Western visual traditions of Native America, Africa, India, Mexico and South America.»

This simple gesture not only reintroduces «the hand» into the formula, but it as well, returns the idea of abstraction to the cultural sources that it was once taken from: Non-Western visual traditions of Native America, Africa, India, Mexico and South America,» explains MacConnel.

As in his paintings, the sculptural work explores ideas of both the presence and absence of the artist's hand, whether it be as simple a gesture, fold, crease or his personal handwriting manifested in neoAs in his paintings, the sculptural work explores ideas of both the presence and absence of the artist's hand, whether it be as simple a gesture, fold, crease or his personal handwriting manifested in neoas simple a gesture, fold, crease or his personal handwriting manifested in neon.

It might be as simple as flipping a picture upside down — Georg Baselitz's paintings, which you'll find at Galerie Thaddeus Ropac's booth, can strike as immensely funny in that simple gesture — or it could come through repetition, parody, deadpan delivery, ironic detachment, messy execution or tongue - in - cheek titles.

Even in the early days of the Sony Porta - Pak, artists explored the television monitor as a revolutionary new form in space ---- from the simple performative gestures that delineated the limits of both the screen and the body captured on tape (as in Vito Acconci's Centers, 1971), to more complex installations that rely on close - circuit setups to produce lags in time and space (like Dan Graham's Time Delay, 1974).

Tuttle's work often involves delicate details, fine lines, and simple gestures that can exist as minimal effects or exotic collage.