Sentences with phrase «singular way»

Under patent law, abstract ideas can be patented only when users must follow specific steps which constitute an innovative and singular way of accomplishing the task.

In any case, their work sensibly evokes these concerns as they are played - out colloquially, in singular ways through visual art, rather than how these issues are commonly portrayed in media outlets.

But often a misunderstood one; he is very pro-Wenger and he just holds a mirror up to the instant gratification crowd with his outlandish off - the - cuff statements, he lampoons a section of supporters who have a very singular way of improving Arsenal FC — buy, buy, buy and buy big and make sure you buy every flavour of the month along the way and if we are ever in doubt then just buy some more players.

These seemingly hyperreal objects were actually the work of an abstractionist who was in her own singular way reinventing sculpture from the inside out, or from skeleton to skin.

And whether it's the Leftfield Collection, the raucous Wild Rumpus, or self - styled «festival of experimental play» Now Play This, each one has its own aims and curates its lineup in singular ways.

Though Greta portrays her in a very singular way and she's a very unique character, that kind of person who's really intimidating but also really inspiring really exists.

In a singular way, however, we shall see that in this story God's action is never clear, obvious, startling, unique, or incontestable, not even in the healing.

Not exclusively, of course, but in a singular way related to her self - understanding.

Balentine again goes his singular way by finding in God's two «whirlwind» speeches a much more upbeat interpretation than do most scholars, who generally deprecate the speeches as a denial of humankind's right to question God.

We discuss why women need to cultivate what Morra calls «weak ties» to form a «new girls» club,» her top piece of advice for building community, why it's crucial for women to gain financial power (and how that power sits in both earning and spending), why getting active in your immediate community is EVERYTHING, and how there's no singular way to parent as a feminist.

The Center found that despite stereotypes and attempts at characterizing this group in a singular way, Millennial dads do not all fit one mold.

«There are lots of different drinking techniques for animals, and what we think is normal when we drink is really a singular way of drinking,» says Pierre - Thomas, a former instructor in MIT's Department of Mathematics.

The Emmys adore in Allison Janney in a singular way.

The film encompasses the viewer in a singular way, something none of the imitators (or sequels) could duplicate.

Their... uniquely commercial habits, even the country that they inhabit... had to concentrate the American mind in a singular way in the concern for purely material things.»

Structured Literacy advocates are suggesting that there is a systematic and singular way to support children identified as dyslexic.

But when it comes to education, I disagree that only funding traditional district schools is the singular way to do that.

There is no absolute or singular way to view her paintings: they need to be explored and experienced.

The works use language in singular ways, through written text and spoken word as well as via its absence or vagaries.

Parallel to her practice as a theorist linking between art, psychoanalysis, philosophy and feminism and publishing important theoretical articles, Ettinger works in a singular ways in the medium of painting and Video.

While there is a cosmic sense of time about Celmins elemental subject matter, it also allows the artist to approach space and light in a singular way.

Whether working within the functional logic of lighting, seating, or shelving, or with mirrored or textile surfaces, Stout recasts the domestic world in her own, singular way — the effects being both absurd and abject, playful and sinister.

This exhibition explores the boundaries of these forms of transmutation, and the singular ways in which art can alter perceptions and influence thought, behavior, and personality.

-- Michelle Cotton «Oscillating between image and object, Orchardson's sculptural interventions deal equally with figuration and abstraction, physicality and immateriality, and it's this instability that ensures the work retains a degree of autonomy, resisting being read in any singular way.»

Depending on who you ask, you may get very different answers, as the bottom line is that there is no singular way to time the real estate market.

Temporary auto insurance primarily differs from standard policies only in this one singular way.

However, there is not any singular way to draft your resume always because there are several types of resume formats.